Initially established in Cambodia in 1996 as a project of the International HIV/AIDS Alliance, KHANA started operating as an NGO in 1997 and was officially registered as a local NGO in 2000. Since then, it has made outstanding contributions to the HIV response and other related emerging issues in Cambodia. KHANA now looks forward to its advancement as a leading health and development NGO, continuing to achieve sustainable outcomes through evidence-based programs. Strategically embracing change in the funding landscape and evolving Cambodian society, KHANA is restructuring to ideally position itself to achieve greater impact in the sector, with a future of greater health access for Cambodia’s poorest and most vulnerable people.
In line with this vision KHANA is now seeking qualified candidate for the following vacancy:

Key Responsibilities: The post holder is a technical lead in HIV prevention and innovations for key affected populations with particular focus on Entertainment Workers and to present KHANA and Flagship in any technical discussion and forum at national or provincial level. The incumbent will work with FHI360 and PSI/PSK Technical Assistance Team and KHANA’s Grant Management Officers to oversee and closely monitor the implementation of technical innovations at community Centre of Excellence and Implementing Partners.
Required Qualifications: • Bachelor degree in public health, sociology, psychology or other relevant academic disciplines. • Minimum 2 years’ relevant experience in HIV programming for key affected populations with particular focus on Entertainment Workers;
Candidates should send a resume/CV together with a cover letter for the interested post by email to: [email protected] by 5.00 PM on 22^nd June 2015. Only short-listed candidates will be notified for a written test and interview. Detailed job description for this position is available for download at the KHANA website (www.khana.org.kh).
KHANA is committed to equal opportunities and welcomes applications from appropriate qualified people from all sections of the community. Qualified people living with HIV, MSM, disabled people and women are particularly encouraged to apply.