Community Mobilisation Officer

Key responsibilities

• Organise and run mobile screening clinics in urban, rural and underserved areas to identify children with treatable conditions such as clubfoot, bowed legs, cleft lip and palate, and burn contractures.
• Coordinate and supervise Village Health Workers who mobilise patients for mobile clinics.
• Train Village Health Workers on correctable conditions and referral pathways.
• Keep a list of patients referred to CURE Hospital and follow up missed appointments with the OPD In-Charge Nurse.
• Work with hospital departments to implement the Zimbabwe Patient Mobilization Strategy 2026.
• Build community mobilisation into communication and advocacy campaigns, and include the most vulnerable groups.
• Collaborate with NGOs, local authorities and the Ministry of Health.
• Contribute stories and content for CURE Zimbabwe PR activities.

Qualifications & experience

• Bachelor's degree in Public Administration, Social Science or Business Administration.
• At least 3 years of relevant experience in humanitarian work, health and/or community mobilisation, preferably in a healthcare organisation or NGO.
• Experience in community development and civic engagement is an advantage.
• A Class 4 driver's licence and defensive driving certificate are an advantage.

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About this listing

Published on UPNEXT

14 Nov 2026

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