Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Officer
Job summary
The objective of the M&E officer position is to support data quality management, including data collection, quality checks, and reporting at the state, LGA and community levels as applicable.
Job descriptions & requirements
Responsibilities:
- Support the M&E Manager in the implementation of M&E activities, including data collection, data quality checks, and reporting.
- Provide support and build capacity of LGA and health facility M&E officers in data quality management
- Participate and provide technical support in monthly LGA data validation meetings.
- Conduct routine data quality assessments at health facilities in conjunction with LGA M&E officers
- Support the conduct of the quarterly DQA exercise in primary and secondary health facilities across the state.
- Review health facility data monthly to identify and address data quality issues prior to reporting.
- Document data quality issues and share with the M&E team and health facilities for necessary corrections.
- Develop follow-up action plans and ensure that all identified data quality issues are resolved by the LGA M&E officers at the end of each reporting month
- Where relevant, work with the MERL manager to ensure data are collated, analysed, and presented at review meetings.
- Represent the programme in technical fora, such as M&E sub-committee meetings.
Requirements
- B.Sc. Degree in statistics, mathematics, computer science or a closely related discipline.
- A postgraduate degree in a related medical statistics and epidemiology discipline is an added advantage.
- Deep understanding and knowledge of M&E systems in Nigeria and/or comparable country contexts.
- Familiarity with data validation tools
- Excellent knowledge of the use of DHIS2 and DNR.
- Excellent computer skills, including in Excel and in at least one statistical software package, preferably Stata, or alternatively SPSS or R; knowledge of other data software, such as mapping software, is an advantage.
- Demonstrated experience in managing programme data, with a record of achieving programme objectives.
- Deep understanding and knowledge of health systems’ dynamics and challenges in data management.
- Excellent spoken and written English
- Excellent report writing skills
- Ability to work under pressure, flexible and open to extra working hours, if necessary.
- Very good negotiation and communication skills and ability to express views and ideas.
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