World Vision Kenya Recruits Community Mobilization Specialist in Nairobi

Securing field-level entry points into international donor-funded healthcare projects is critical for public health practitioners aiming to build lasting operational careers across sub-Saharan Africa. The World Vision Kenya Mobilizer post provides an accessible pathway for diploma- and degree-holders to lead community-led monitoring, supervise community health promoters, and drive sub-county tuberculosis (TB) outcomes under a major Global Fund grant.
World Vision Kenya Mobilizer Vacancy Overview
Community Mobilizer – Health (Global Fund TB Project)
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Organization: World Vision Kenya
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Location: Nairobi Sub-Counties, Kenya (Field-based across assigned sub-counties)
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Role Overview: Supporting Global Fund TB project implementation, the World Vision Kenya Mobilizer oversees community-led monitoring groups, conducts monthly field data collection with onsite verification, and leads capacity-building initiatives for community partners. Key responsibilities include managing contact tracing forms, treatment interrupter records, X-ray vouchers, and ensuring seamless data integration into the national TIBU platform alongside sub-county TB coordinators.
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Eligibility Criteria:
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Diploma in Public Health, Nursing Sciences, or Clinical Medicine (a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant clinical or public health field is an added advantage).
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Minimum of 2 years of progressive experience in public health programming.
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Experience with Global Fund Tuberculosis initiatives and community-led monitoring systems is highly valuable.
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Practical expertise training Community Health Promoters (CHPs), peer monitors, and support groups (DRTB/DSTB).
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Computer proficiency (MS Office) with strong data collection, field documentation, and local partnership engagement skills.
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Compensation & Benefits: Undisclosed NGO scale; local fixed-term employee contract.
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Deadline: Friday, 11 September 2026.
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How to Apply:
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Apply directly via the World Vision Workday Careers Portal (or access via the MyJobMag Kenya Listing).
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Application Tip: State the specific Nairobi sub-counties you have worked in, list the specific TB indicators and tools you have managed (e.g., contact tracing, X-ray voucher processing, TIBU platform data entry), and highlight direct experience training and mentoring Community Health Promoters.
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Strategic Career Insights
Community mobilization at the sub-county level serves as the foundational stepping stone for senior health leadership. Field officers who demonstrate operational mastery in door-to-door case finding, community health worker capacity building, and donor data reporting routinely transition into national program coordination, MEAL management, and international health policy roles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a Bachelor’s degree mandatory for this position?
No. A diploma in Public Health, Nursing Sciences, or Clinical Medicine is the minimum requirement, making this an unusually accessible entry point into donor-funded health programming.
What key software platform should candidates mention in their application?
Applicants should explicitly highlight experience capturing field data into Kenya’s national TIBU platform alongside sub-county TB coordinators.



