Position Title: Cluster Block Coordinator
Location: Assam
Organisation: YR Gaitonde Medical Educational & Research Foundation (YRGMERF)
Project: JSI IS
Experience Required: 5 years
Compensation: Remuneration will reflect the candidate’s experience and skills, subject to the approved budget
About YRG MERF
Established in 1993, YRGMERF is a leading non-governmental organisation in India dedicated to improving health outcomes through integrated healthcare, inclusive partnerships, and research-driven interventions.Guided by the principles of integrity and sustainability, the organisation addresses both immediate and emerging public health challenges, with a robust focus on prevention, care, support, and treatment—particularly in the area of HIV and other infectious diseases.
In India, the TIFA project aims to strengthen national health security through coordinated action across government systems and community stakeholders. This approach is designed to build a resilient ecosystem capable of detecting, preventing, and responding to emerging infectious disease threats.
As part of this initiative, a decentralised community-based surveillance model will be implemented, aligned with the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)’s Integrated Health Information Platform (IHIP) and the Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) framework. The model enables community platforms such as Self-Help Groups (SHGs) and Mahila Arogya Samitis (MAS) to identify and report early warning signals using IHIP tools, thereby strengthening community ownership, improving early detection, and enabling timely public health response.
Role Overview
The Cluster Block Coordinator (CBC) is the person who works closely with the district and State team to get the project work done as per the operational plan. This is not a desk role. The CBC spends 70–80% of the time in the field (blocks, sub-centres, villages, PHCs) and 20–30% at the district headquarters (government meetings, data compilation, r
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