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Jhpiego is looking for an Officer in Monitoring and Evaluation in Goma
Location
Deadline: unknown
Subject:
Recruitment of a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer for Jhpiego’s project to build resilience to Bundibugyo virus outbreaks Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Contract type:
Not specified
Candidate profile
Qualifications required: University degree preferably in the field of statistics, public health, demography or other related fields.
Experience
Technical skills: Good knowledge of integrated disease surveillance and response (SIMR/IDSR). Experience in epidemiological surveillance programs. Excellent competence in data analysis. Practical knowledge of DHIS2, KoboToolbox, ODK, Power BI or other data management platforms. Knowledge of Data Quality Assessment (DQA) procedures.
Required skills
Personal Skills: Ability to write reports, collect and analyze data. Facilitation, oral and written communication skills. Fluency in French (English is an asset).
Required experience: Minimum 3 to 5 years of professional experience in the field of monitoring and evaluation of public health projects. Experience working in a health emergency or epidemic response context is a major asset.
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