Short-term Consultants – Qualitative Data Collector, John Snow, Inc. (JSI) Vacancy Announcement; July 8, 2024

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Organization: John Snow, Inc. (JSI)

Position: Short-term Consultants – Qualitative Data Collector

Location: National, subnational, and woreda levels.

Employment: Consultancy

Deadline: July 14, 2024

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Job description

Since November 2023, with funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), JSI and its consortium partners—EngenderHealth, Ethiopian Midwives Association (EMwA), Family Guidance Association of Ethiopia (FGAE), inSupply Health (inSupply), and ThinkPlace—have been implementing the “Strengthening Service Delivery in Ethiopia (SSD)” project across 20 woredas in the country. This project aims to improve the quality of downstream, supply-side integrated services, and supply. The objectives include implementing a comprehensive blended training approach, strengthening last-mile delivery of essential commodities, and promoting high-impact RMNCH practices.

To comprehensively understand the last-mile delivery of essential commodity availability and management, we intend to conduct a qualitative bottleneck analysis of the last-mile commodity management system and RMNCH-N product availability, including vaccines. For this purpose, we seek to hire qualified qualitative data collectors as short-term consultants who will perform the bottleneck analysis of the last-mile commodity management system under the technical lead of the research team and inSupply.

Required number: 2 (two)

Place of Work: National, subnational, and woreda levels.

Duration: 15 days

 

Deliverables:

• Together with the researcher, develop travel plan and carry out in-depth interviews with relevant stakeholders (including program managers and implementers) at different levels of the health system
• Record conversations and take field notes and submit Audio records
• Translate and transcribe from local languages into English
• Submit field report

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Job requirements

 

Qualifications and experience:

• An advanced University degree (Master’s degree or PhD preferred) in public health, health-related fields, behavioral science, health education, or social science field
• Experience using data to support research efforts and strong levels of data literacy
• Experience in qualitative data collection and analysis
• Experience working with local consultants in conducting research and analysis
• Experience with program evaluation
• Good interpersonal and communication skills
• A clear understanding of the Ethiopian health systems
• Speaking and writing fluency in English and other local languages (Amharic and Oromiffa)

Required Skills

• Quantitative and Qualitative research
• Data collection and Analysis

Desired Skills

• Research and Data analysis

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How to Apply

 

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