Sun Community Health (“SCH”) is a non-profit, non-political and non-sectarian organization. It is a local non-governmental organization in Myanmar and is established in particular to advance socially beneficial purposes in Myanmar by promoting and providing information, services and products related to the prevention, promotion, curation and rehabilitation of the major health services including but not limited to HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, maternal and child health, reproductive health and non-communicable diseases with the aim of furthering good health, prosperity and the relief of poverty, distress and sickness. This also includes state-of-art training programs, quality assurance programs, and a robust supply chain and logistics system and health financing mechanisms. The Organization may also provide non-health related ancillary services that ensure and improve the well-being of its clientele.
SCH is practicing the right to freedom from all forms of sexual violence, injustice, discrimination and abuse (including child and adult at-risk abuse). We recognize the responsibility we have to guarantee on that we do not deliberately or inadvertently cause any harms to right holders and communities through our work – whether that is our staff, contractors and representatives of our contractors (internal and external stakeholders). SCH will not tolerate any form of discrimination, abuse, exploitation, harassment under any circumstances and will take strong disciplinary action. Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) is everyone’s responsibility and all staff and contractors are required to adhere to the Code of Conduct, that enshrines principles of PSEA, at all times (both during work hours and outside work hours). Familiarization with, and adherence to, the Code of Conduct is an essential requirement of all staff and contractors, in addition to related mandatory training. All staff and contractors must ensure that they understand and act in accordance with this clause.
Technical Support Officer for Community channel hold field based important role in assigned territories. The main responsibility of Technical Support Officer is to supervise community field staffs for productivity of the assigned territory. In addition, he/she will need to work closely with affiliated providers such as pharmacies and volunteers within project townships. He/she will be responsible for the estimated cost required to run operation and make sure those are used efficiently within agreed time frame. Regular visits to local authority and local health authority for relationship building in order to support SCH's operations are also needed.
The duties and responsibilities of Technical Support Officer for Community channel include:
Technical Knowledge: Must have understanding on minimum services quality standards of health areas implemented by SCH and Provider Behavioural Change concepts
Operational management: Must be able to manage the time effectively and conduct medical outreach effectively to increase providers’ productivity of various channels in assigned territories.
Communication: Must be able to understand basic communication skills and effectively communicate with providers and all stakeholders
Leadership: Must have enough leadership skills and demonstrate a strong ability to guide others if need be
Organizational Skills: Must be organized and able to manage review meeting and training of providers of various channels in assigned territories
Interested applicant, please send Application Letter, Curriculum Vitae (with “Two” referees, including your last employment for reference check) scan or copies of Qualification Documents and National ID as per following “APPLY EMAIL/ LINK”, not later than on the evening of 1 October 2026 (Thursday).
SCH Mandalay Regional Office: No. (B 36), 65th B Street, between 65th * 66th Street, 103rd * 104th Street, Chan Mya Tharzi Township, Mandalay.

Sun Community Health (SCH) is a National Non-Governmental organization that has been established in Myanmar since January 1, 2022.
SCH envisions a future for Myanmar that is covered with a universal healthcare, and one where all Myanmar families have the power, opportunity, and ability to access the healthcare when they need without financial hardship.
SCH has been engaging with a range of health care providers including private health providers and community-based health workers to deliver much-needed primary care to low income and vulnerable populations. The capacity of providers is upgraded with Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programs, and SCH distributes quality products with free or subsidized prices directly to the end users and through the providers. Regular monitoring, feedback collection and evaluation are conducted to ensure the services delivered by the participating providers are at quality standards. SCH has abundant experiences in implementing provider behavior change activities designed to achieve desired behaviors in service provision, and SCH has similarly implemented social, and behavior change campaigns designed to increase demand for available services.