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Hub Strategic Information Officer (3 Positions) – Internal Vacancy
RÉCENTCDIil y a 2 jours
Job Description
Luapula, Muchinga and Northern Provinces, Zambia
CDI
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Formation / DiplĂ´mes
Strategic Information Assistant – 12 Positions Right to Care Zambia is recruiting Strategic Information Assistants for Luapula, Muchinga and Northern provinces.
Diploma in Management Information Systems, ICT, Public Health, Social Sciences or a related field.
Expérience
At least two years’ monitoring and evaluation experience at health-facility level. At least one year of field survey data experience. Experience with SmartCare, HIV programme data and Microsoft Office. Added Advantages A relevant bachelor’s degree. Three years’ monitoring and evaluation experience. Experience with health management information systems. Key Responsibilities Collect, analyse, clean and validate programme data. Maintain SmartCare, facility registers, DHIS records and confidential patient files. Prepare reports, dashboards, graphs and data-quality audit outputs. Build facility teams’ capacity to use data for service improvement.
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