National Consultant - HIV Clinical Guidelines (pnpk) And Permenkes Writer

Organizational Context

WHO Indonesia is supporting the Ministry of Health in revising national HIV clinical guidelines and regulations. This initiative is crucial given Indonesia's significant HIV burden and the need to align with the latest WHO recommendations and advancements in HIV treatment and management to achieve UNAIDS targets and optimize health system expenditures.

Job Purpose

The purpose of this role is to serve as the Lead Writer and technical coordinator for the revision of Indonesia's National Clinical Practice Guideline for HIV and Opportunistic Infections (PNPK HIV-IO) and the Ministerial Regulation on HIV Prevention and Control (Permenkes No. 23/2022). This involves synthesizing the latest global evidence, including the 2025 WHO Consolidated Guidelines on HIV, and incorporating advancements in ART, opportunistic infection management, and service delivery models. The role is critical for ensuring that national standards reflect current best practices, support the achievement of the 95-95-95 targets, improve patient outcomes, and align with national health financing mechanisms like BPJS Kesehatan.

Responsibilities

Lead the technical revision process for the National Clinical Practice Guideline for HIV and Opportunistic Infections (PNPK HIV-IO) and the Ministerial Regulation on HIV Prevention and Control (Permenkes No. 23/2022). Coordinate closely with the Ministry of Health, WHO, and an expert panel to integrate the 2025 WHO Consolidated Guidelines on HIV and other new evidence. Ensure the revised documents address updated ART regimens, management of advanced HIV disease and opportunistic infections, and evolving standards for special populations (pediatrics, pregnant women, key populations). Facilitate the incorporation of new diagnostic tools and strategies, such as triple combination RDTs and updated Early Infant Diagnosis approaches. Ensure alignment with national health financing policies, particularly BPJS Kesehatan reimbursement. Manage stakeholder engagement and ensure timely completion of the revision process.

Work Experience

Minimum of 10 years of relevant clinical and/or research experience in HIV management. Essential experience includes active affiliation with an Indonesian university or academic medical center, proven track record in producing clinical guidelines or publications, and strong knowledge of the Indonesian health system, including Kemenkes and BPJS Kesehatan. Prior engagement with the Ministry of Health in guideline development or policy advisory is also essential.

Skills

HIV clinical management, guideline development, policy writing, stakeholder coordination, knowledge of Indonesian health system (Kemenkes, BPJS Kesehatan), understanding of WHO HIV guidelines, research and scientific publication, independent work, deadline management.

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