Apply: Jhpiego Data Collectors

Finance Assistant

Deadline: Not specified

Locations: Nasarawa and Bauchi, Nigeria

Jhpiego is seeeking to fill the position of Data Collectors.

Jhpiego is a nonprofit for international health affiliated with Johns Hopkins University. Founded in 1973, the organisation works to save the lives of women and families worldwide.

Responsibilities

  • Attend comprehensive orientation and training sessions to understand project objectives, data collection tools, and ethical considerations
  • Familiarise self with the study protocol, data collection instruments, and any relevant guidelines
  • Extract data from relevant registers in assigned health facilities
  • Ensure the completeness, accuracy, and consistency of collected quantitative data
  • Conduct face-to-face interviews and surveys using structured questionnaires with identified respondents, including health care providers, facility staff, etc
  • Utilise electronic data collection tools or paper-based forms as specified by project for data abstraction/validation
  • Implement quality control measures during data collection to minimise errors and discrepancies by adhering to study protocol and SoPS
  • Regularly check and validate collected data to ensure its reliability
  • Implement quality control measures during data collection to minimise errors and discrepancies by adhering to study protocol and SoPS
  • Regularly check and validate collected data to ensure its reliability
  • Adhere strictly to ethical guidelines and standards during data collection, ensuring informed consent and confidentiality
  • Report any ethical concerns or issues encountered during data collection promptly
  • Maintain open and effective communication with the supervisor and other team members
  • Provide regular updates on progress, challenges, and successes
  • Identify and address any challenges or issues encountered during data collection promptly
  • Seek guidance from the project coordinator or supervisor when faced with complex situations
  • Complete all required documentation accurately, including field notes and any incident reports
  • Ensure that all collected data, both quantitative and qualitative, is securely stored and handed over to the designated project personnel
  • Demonstrate flexibility in adapting to changes in the data collection plan or schedule as required by the project

Requirements

  • Post-secondary school degree
  • University degree is an added advantage
  • Experience in both quantitative and qualitative health-related data collection
  • Understanding of RMNCH indicators and issues
  • Familiarity with electronic data collection tools (if applicable)
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team

To apply and for more information, click here. 

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