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Summary

Vacancy: 1
Location: Cox’s Bazar (Ukhia)
Salary: Negotiable
Experience: At least 3 years
Published: 22 Aug 2024

Requirements

Education

Having a Bachelor’s degree on Nutrition/ Master’s in Public Health. Advance knowledge on Nutrition, Public health and / or humanitarian emergencies will add extra value.

Experience

At least 3 years

Additional Requirements

Having a minimum 3 years’ experience in community nutrition program implementation. Experience in emergency response and survey management will get priority.
Familiar with the nutrition survey methodology and use of statistical software (Epi Info 7, ENA for SMART, SPSS and Excel application software) for data analysis.
Fluency in English with excellent professional writing and presentation skills.
Sound knowledge on Mobile Data Collection (MDC) approach.
Proficient knowledge on standard computer software and Microsoft office.
Capacity building and training facilitation skills.
Good advocacy and networking skills.
Excellent planning and organisational skills.
Ability to problem solving and good decision-making skills.
Strong team player.
Proficient knowledge on standard computer software and Microsoft office.
Excellent reporting and communication skills
Ability to work in team, respect team decisions and support multi-cultural team members.
Strong leadership qualities and willingness to exercise initiative and work independently.
Must have a ‘hands on’, practical mentality, be self-driven and very self-motivated.

Responsibilities & Context

Job Purpose:

This is a national staff position based in Ukhiya Cox’sBazar who will be responsible for conducting Standardised Expanded Nutrition Survey (SENS) in Bashanchar Rohingya Camps, Noakhali. He / She will contribute to ensure overall survey quality through the recruitment, training of the survey team, and quality data collection by day-to-day monitoring and supervision, report writing with coordination with different stakeholders as well as programme, logistics, finance and MEAL team of Concern.

The Survey Coordinator will lead the design, planning, implementation and analysis of SENS surveys led by Concern Worldwide in Rohingya Refugee camps. In addition, the Survey Coordinator will strengthen the capacity of the implementing partners of Nutrition Sector in assessment implementation and create a pool of staff able to implement assessments. The Nutrition Survey Coordinator will work in close collaboration with Government stakeholders, UN partners and other nutrition partners working in nutrition programme.

Under the direct supervision of the Nutrition Programme Manager-Emergency Response and in collaboration with UNHCR & Nutrition Sector, the Survey Coordinator will work to ensure quality survey activities implemented through team selection, training, and data collection and reporting. T he position will liaise with other departments; Logistics, Finance, and HR to ensure that the project is receiving the necessary support from the support teams.

Main duties & responsibilities:

Survey Management and Implementation:

Develop SENS survey Methodology.
Gathering available information on the context and survey planning.
Recruitment and capacity building of Survey team.
Supervision of the survey data collection: Taking necessary actions to enhance the accuracy of data collected and to ensure the security of team members:
Visiting teams in the field and making sure that before leaving the field, each team leader reviews all questionnaires and survey forms to ensure that no pieces of data have been left out; making sure that the teams return to visit the absent people in the selected household at least twice before leaving the survey area.
It is particularly important to double check all cases of oedema, as there are often no cases of oedema seen during the training and some team members may therefore be prone to mistaking a fat child for one with oedema (particularly with younger children). The Coordinator should note teams that report a lot of oedema, confirm cases, and visit all of these children to verify their status.
Ensuring that households are selected properly; that the anthropometric and anaemia equipment are checked daily; that the anthropometric equipment is calibrated each morning during the survey, and that measurements are taken and recorded accurately.
Deciding on how to overcome the problems encountered during the survey. Each problem encountered and decision made must be promptly recorded and included in the final report, if this has caused a change in the planned methodology.
Finalize all questionnaires into the smartphones and transfer anthropometric data into ENA for SMART (if MDC methods) on a daily basis. Organizing data entry into ENA for SMART and Epi Info software (if paper-based survey). Checking any suspect data every evening, by using the appropriate sections of the SMART plausibility report and other checks.
Organize an evening or morning “wrap up” session with each team to discuss any problems that have arisen during the day.
Ensuring that the teams have enough time to take appropriate resting periods and has refreshments with them. It is very important not to overwork survey teams since there is a lot of walking involved in carrying out a survey, and when people are tired, they may make mistakes or fail to include more distant houses selected for the survey.

Short Term Contract for two (02) months

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Compensation & Other Benefits

Monthly Gross Salary range: BDT 141,791/-

Standard benefits as per organisational policy:

Festival allowance (02), Group Life and Hospitalisation Insurance coverages, OPD coverage, Mobile ceiling and other admissible benefits as per organisational policy

Employment Status

Contractual

Job Location

Cox’s Bazar (Ukhia)

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