Position Summary
The Target States High Impact Project (TSHIP) ia a six years
USAID-Funded project aimed at raising the quality of maternal, child health and
reproductive health services in Bauchi and Sokoto states. The Senior Operation
Research Advisor has the responsibility to guide the development,
implementation, and dissemination of the findings of key operations research
activities related to MCH/FP/RH service delivery.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
·
Lead state teams and local counterparts through
a process of designing and implementing research studies
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Identify salient topics for research in
conjunction with TSHIP technical leads and local stakeholders
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Coordinate research studies
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Contribute to data analysis and report writing
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Contribute to the dissemination and
communication of research findings to selected audiences
The Advisor is supported by local project staff in Nigeria
as well as US-based advisor at the futures Group. The Advisor will work closely
with TSHIP Project Support Team (PST), the M&E Advisor and the project
Chief of party.
Qualifications:
·
An advanced degree in Public Health or Social
Sciences
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7+ years experience in research of public health
programs
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Proven experience in study design, developing
data collection tools, collecting quantitative and qualitative data, data
analysis and data presentation
·
Experience in managing research involving
multiple stakeholders and development partners
·
Experience in capacity building for research
desirable
·
Sound understanding of reproductive health and
child survival health issues in Northern Nigeria.
·
Strong and demonstrated organizational,
personnel management and interpersonal relationship skills.
·
Excellent communications skills, including
writing and oral presentation skills. Hausa language skills strongly preferred.
·
Experience working in Northern Nigeria strongly
preferred.
To apply send your CV with a brief cover letter to: aosuala@futuresgroup.com.
Deadline: October 10th, 2014.
Source: Thursday Guardian, 25th October, 2014.
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