Dr Mahmood Iqbal

Provincial UHC Coordinator at Chemonics International

• Pakistan - Hyderabad
• April 2021 to September 2022

The
major responsibilities were Polio Surveillance, Supervision and monitoring of National
immunization Days of Polio immunization, supervision of routine immunization activities,
training of vaccinators. Other responsibilities were training of trainers for training of community
health workers (LHWS), supervision and monitoring of Health Houses (HH) established by LHWs
in community, each LHWs was responsible to cover around 1000 population. Also was
responsible for supervision and monitoring of all health facilities including First Level Hospitals
and PHC level facilities for resources avialbility, service avialbility, performance review and over
all functioning of HF and identification of gaps and issues for decision making to improve
resources. Monitoring of health promotion activities in the district.
Regional Coordinator HSS: Joined JSI-led Pakistan Initiatives for Mothers And Newborns
(PAIMAN) a USAID-funded project during

• January 2000 to January 2007

funded project. Worked
for the continuation of the implementation of HMIS, the printing of data collection
tools, capacity building of Health care providers and health managers, and M&E for
improvement of data quality and its use for decision making. Performance review
meeting to analyse the key performance indicators, and plan for improvement by using
data. Issuance of feedback to districts for decision-making.
After the end of WHP, worked with the managers of the Reproductive Health Project
(RHP)-

senior consultant

• January 2002 to January 2006

in Sindh province of Pakistan. The task was carried out under the leadership,
of Dr Theo Lippeveld from Jhon Hopkin, USA, who was the pioneer consultant for the
design and development of HMIS in Pakistan. Dr Theo is a very

at Provincial Health Development Centre

• January 1996 to January 1997

The PHDC
and DHDCs (District Health Development Centre) were established by Family Health Project. The
PHDC was responsible for curriculum development, training of health care providers and
research. During service period was part of the teams working on development of curriculum for
training of health managers, medics and paramedics on different job related topics including
management, Planning, MCH services, Family Planning, EPI, Human Resource Management etc