Female Data Collectors

Job Summary Job Responsibilities: To collect household data using tablets on household composition, socio-economic status, dietary habits, child’s age, birth weight, breastfeeding practices, history of child and maternal illnesses To conduct anthropometric measurements To measure hemoglobin levels of pregnant and lactating women (PLW) and children in accordance with the study protocol. Independently conduct interviews at household/community level Visiting different households in the communities to ensure successful completion of data collection in their study areas To follow and ensure field implementation of project related SOPs/guidelines as defined in the research project To assist team leader in carrying out day-to-day work in the field To maintain confidentiality and privacy of participants' information at all times To follow research ethics and comply with all study protocols and procedures. To report any adverse events, participant concerns, or field challenges to the Team Leader immediately. To revisit households, when required, to complete missing information or verify collected data. To maintain respectful and professional communication with study participants, community members, and local stakeholders. To achieve daily data collection targets while maintaining high-quality standards. To comply with all health, safety, and security guidelines while conducting fieldwork. To perform all other duties assigned to her from time-to-time by the supervisor Job Requirements Qualification and Education: § Bachelor or Diploma in Nursing or Midwifery or any medical field and social sciences Knowledge and competencies (State skills, abilities & traits required) § Must have good organizational and communication skills; § Must be technologically literate, with proficiency in using tablet-based data collection applications. § Preference will be given to candidates from Logar and Nangarhar provinces