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The Population Council is an International, non-profit,
non-governmental institution that seeks to improve the well-being and
reproductive health of current and future generations around the world and help
achieve a humane, equitable and sustainable balance between people and
resources. The Council's major program areas are HIV &AIDS, reproductive
health and poverty, gender, and youth. The Council conducts biomedical, social
science and public health research and helps build research capacities in developing
countries. The Population Council works in collaboration with a broad range of
Nigerian institutions. Due to expansion of its activities. The Council is
seeking qualified individuals to fill the following position:
M&E Coordinator-Abuja
The successful candidate will be responsible for Monitoring
and Evaluation and Data Management of a comprehensive HIV Prevention and Care
Project and other projects managed by Pc. The Coordinator will manage the
database for capturing and processing the data collected through the management
information systems of the projects. He/she will set up the database for data
entry of service data from the field. The Coordinator will carry out the data
processing and analysis and generate the statistical tables, chart' and graphs
for periodic project reports.
Qualifications: The ideal candidate must have:
1.Level of Education - A minimum of Masters in Social
Science. Statistics, Public Health or any related area
2.Desired Number of Years of Prior Experience in a Similar
Role - 5 years
3.Excellent Communication and Interpersonal Skill
4.Language Requirements- Excellent English language
5.Level of IT Expertise Required - Ability to use the
following statistical packages-
Epi Data, STATA, and SPSS.
6.Ability to travel within and outside Nigeria
7.Strong analytic and database skills including statistical
analysis
8.Experience in implementing management information systems
and field research is an added advantage.
Technical Advisor-MARPs-Abuja
The successful candidate will provide coordination and
technical support in the areas of capacity strengthening on HIV prevention
service provision relevant to MARPs and other high-risk groups to local CSOs
working with MARPs to help them improve their outreach services.
Qualifications: The ideal candidate MUST possess:
•Level of Education: Relevant degree(s) in public health,
epidemiology, Applied epidemiology, social sciences, epidemiology research
methods or other relevant degrees. An MPH degree is preferred.
•Experience: 5 years of experience in developing and
providing capacity strengthening using evidence-based approaches and 3 years of
HI V and AIDS program design and management. Knowledge and experience in
working with most-at-risk populations and in developing MARPs-focused behaviour
change interventions is preferred.
•Language Requirements: Written and spoken English -
Excellent
•Strong scientific and commercial communication skills
•Willingness to travel within the country and across the region
on a regular basis.
•High degree of independence. creativity and commitment
•Strong interpersonal, supervisory, and organizational
skills.
•Excellent writing, editorial, statistical analysis and
communication skills.
•Previous NGO experience provides added advantage.
•Experience with and a high degree of competency using
Windows-based computer programs and the internet.
Mode of application:
Qualified candidates should follow the instructions below:
1. Send an application letter (stating your current salary
and salary expectations) and resume to nigeria@popcouncil.org on or before
Tuesday, August 16, 2012.
2. Clearly state the position title for which you are
applying and your full names- starting with the surname first, then other names
(e.g. Technical Advisor (MARPs) - BEN, Joshua Ekong) - in the subject area of
the email.
3. All attachments must be in PDF format.
Population Council reserves the right to cancel the
recruitment process at any time. Only short-listed candidates will be
contacted. No phone calls, please.
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