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HIV/AIDS CAREER
23 months ago
Dear,
I recently won a Virgin Nigeria Airline’s return ticket to Sun City , South Africa at a recently held Millenium Development Goals International Conference held in Calabar, Nigeria on “ROLES, ACTIONS, AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF YOUTHS IN MDGs”.
Presently, I work as an HIV/AIDS Counselor in a Hospital under the FHI/GHAIN project and champion the fight against this virus in various ways. Working in the post has afforded me the opportunity to be trained and retrained and participated in relevant workshops and seminars. It has also given me the opportunity to be conversant with the National Data Source Documents and collecting tools including the registers and monthly summary forms among others. I strongly believe I will be bringing invaluable wealth of progress and experience to contribute more directly to achieving the overall goal of combating HIV/AIDS, TB and others diseases as my own contribution in achieving the Millennium Development Goals come 2015.
I am also a freelance journalist, have written many creative works on general issues and on HIV/AIDS, some of which are published by some Nigeria National Newspaper. I am also well skilled in computer, communication and information technology.
As an industrious person who wants to keep on working wherever I find myself, please I seek from you any idea of what I can do for your organization and achieve in 3 months in South Africa. I wish to volunteer to do any work given to me in the area of fighting HIV/AIDS for the period i will stay in South Africa and using my HIV/AIDS/Media job experiences in Nigeria.
Yours truly,
Tessie Udegboka Nkechi
Charles Borromeo Hospital , Onitsha under Global HIV/AIDS Initiative Nigeria
(GHAIN) project till date.
a) On a daily basis, I Counsel at most 66 clients and give HIV
health talk or pre-counselling depending on the situation before carrying out the HIV test, conduct the HIV test,
tells the client his/her HIV result and then give post-test counseling.
b) While doing post counseling, I do TB and STI screening for each client and refer if scores +1 and above using the standard referral form.
For the HIV positive clients, counsel them to bring their
sexual partner for test. Counsel the client on the treatment available,
on dietary intake, preventive measures, positive living etc.
c) Send HIV positive clients for CD4 count
to determine the next level of counseling and treatment.
d) If CD4 count is below 350, I refer the client to see
the Physician for ARV.
e) If CD4 count is above 350 I counsel them to repeat after 3
months while keeping the preventive measures and taking required
nutrition and other necessary things that can boost immunity.
f) Counsel pregnant women on a daily basis and give
Prevention of Mother To Child Transmission ( PMTCT).
g) Carry out daily, weekly and monthly statistics records in
the Voluntary, counseling and Testing unit under GHAIN project. At the
end of the month, using the data elements provided, will produce the number of male/female counseled and
tested that month, number of male and female positive, number of male
and female negative, total number of peaditrics tested and their result
i.e the number positive and negative, number of PMTCT tested and the
number negative and positive etc.
Vast in using data collection tools and HIV Testing worksheet and responsible for updating relevant registers and preparation of monthly summary using the Nationally provided monthly summary forms.
h) Follow up my clients to know how far they abide by the
regimen to reduce the HIV infection.
i) Also refer HIV positive clients to nearest Support Group
closer to where they reside.
j) Have attended various workshops, seminars, training on HIV/AIDS and thus conversant with the virus and its treatment.
- Have written published and unpublished articles on different topics on
HIV/AIDS and also into a radio/TV programme on HIV/AIDS.
Hospital ; Dec.2000 – Nov.2003
– Nov.2003.
newspaper.
2005 – Jan.2006
company Ltd, Onitsha .
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Very good in;
* Windows OfficeSoftware Installations and maintenances- Graphic designs, CorelDraw
- PageMaker, Publisher
- Internet etc.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT/FORMAL TRAININGS ACQUIRED:
a) HIV Counselling and Testing Training; 11th – 13th July,2007.
b) SAWOR/NEPWHAN Adherence step down Training ; 26th October 2007.
c) Monitoring and Evaluation/Data Entry Training; 29th Oct. – 3rd Nov. 2007.
d) Nutrition and Paediatric HIV/AIDS Training; 16th – 18th Nov. 2007.
e) TB/HIV Collaboration Workshop Training; 21st – 24th Nov. 2007. (Family Health International/Global HIV/AIDS Initiative/USAID Certificate)
f) Couple HIV Counselling and Testing Training; 4th – 10th Dec. 2007. (Family Health International/Global HIV/AIDS Initiative/USAID Certificate)
PAPER PRESENTATIONS:
• HIV/AIDS: Basic Facts To Know and The Prevention on 23rd June 2007 during a HIV/AIDS enlightenment and community mobilization seminar.
• Bishop Ayomaria: The 10th Annivesary of his Episcopal Function – 10th dec. 2002.
PUBLISHED WORKS:
- HIV/AIDS: Facing up with the Religious Prejudice – Our Nation Newspaper, November 13, 2007, page 13.
- Nigeria Failed Election Prophecies – Daily Sun, Wednesday, October 24,2007, page 16.; Daily Mirror and Our Nation Newspaper.
- Living ‘Happily’ With HIV – St. Anthony’s Magazine, 2007 edition, page 23.
What Is In The Tongue – Our Nation Newspaper, April 8,2007,page 13.- HIV/AIDS Prevention is As Simple As ABC – The C: False Savior – Our Nation Newspaper, December edition, 2006, page 5.
What Anambrarians Want To Know – Our Nation Newspaper, November 26,2006, page 14.
- Reflections On Nigeria @ 46 – Daily Sun, Monday, October 2,2006,page 9.
- My Mother, Mary – FIDES communication, May 2007, page 3.
- Generousity In Our Society – The Immapost Voice Magazine2005/2006 edition, page 35.
- Nigeria! What A Mess @ 46 - Our Nation Newspaper, November 5, 2006, page 9.- The Youths – For The Future Generation- The Situation Of Naira Coins Today- What A World – Niger Crusader Newspaper, September 2005.- Discernment Of Vocation: Discernment Is More Than Just Making A Decision – The Immapost Voice 2004/05, page 35.- The Other Side Of Sharia – FIDES Communications, 2005.- You Are Right About NAFDAC – Daily Sun, August 2003.
et cetera
UNPUBLISHED BOOKS:
• Pieces of Life
• Living Happily With HIV
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED:- University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital, School of Nursing , Kwara
State ; 1999 – 2003- Nigeria French Language Village , Badagry, Diploma in French
- Certificate in Computer, Information and Communication technology;
- School of Secondary Education, College of Education , Agbor; 1997
- Charles Hereey Memorial Juniorate, Urualla, Imo state; 1991 –
Omagba Primary School I; 1985 – 1990.
HOBBIES:Reading, writing, Researching, News and current affairs.
REFEREES:
1. Rev. Fr. K. O. Udegboka
Holy Family Catholic Church, Nkpor.
Anambra State, Nigeria.
080-3394 9351
2. Bishop AyoMaria Atoyebi OP
Catholic Bishop of Ilorin Diocese
P. O. Box 60 Ilorin .
Kwara State , Nigeria.
080-3356 0751
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Does feel like I’ll never manage this. It’s not jsut about the money any more either. I’m bored where I am. I have applied for somewhere else. I handed in the form yesterday but I’m not expecting much.
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xxx.
