Malaria Service Delivery / M & E Intern

Perform basic research and collation of writing materials necessary for training and workshop. To support technical operations in documentation, collation, reporting, analysis, and use of data for strategic decision-making on malaria interventions To support the surveillance, monitoring, and evaluation and track malaria performance indicators. Participate in data quality review meetings at the state and LGA levels Perform basic research and collation of written materials necessary for training and workshop. Support field and facility visits and participate in data review meetings across LGAs and health facilities. Manage schedules and take minutes of meetings as well as develop agendas for such meetings and ensure the distribution of the minutes. Support timely collation of retirements' supporting documents from the LGA and State offices and tracking of the status of accomplishment of deliverables. Support the review of data entries and running of data quality checks on DHIS2 and provide timely feedback to the LGAs and State team. Perform other official duties as may be assigned by the supervisor.

QUALIFICATIONS

Candidate must have a background in Health Sciences, Statistics, Epidemiology, Public Health, or a related field, with NYSC discharge or exemption certificate. Strong organizational skills, and an understanding of the importance of paying attention to details. Computer skills, with proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel.  Fluency in English

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