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Strategic Information Officer (2 Positions)
CDIil y a environ 1 mois
Job Description
Mpika, Chinsali and Luwingu, Zambia
CDI
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Formation / DiplĂ´mes
Internal Vacancy: Hub Strategic Information Officer – 3 Positions Right to Care Zambia is recruiting for Mpika, Chinsali and Luwingu districts.
Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences, Statistics, Public Health or a related field.
Expérience
At least three years’ relevant experience, including one year supporting HIV data quality. At least two years’ experience with Ministry of Health data, monitoring and evaluation, data analysis and reporting. At least three years’ SmartCare experience. Quality-improvement data-use experience and at least two years’ health-sector data collection and entry experience. Added Advantages Training in monitoring and evaluation or DHIS. HIV programme knowledge, postgraduate training and strong computer literacy. Four years or more of relevant experience. Key Responsibilities Strengthen monitoring and evaluation tools and facility data accuracy. Verify partner reports and maintain databases, reports and graphs. Support DHIS2 and Action HIV data synchronisation. Provide feedback and help teams implement data-quality action plans.
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