Surveys Enumerators

International Medical Corps Nepal

International Medical Corps is a nonprofit humanitarian organization dedicated to saving lives and relieving suffering by providing medical relief, health care training, and development programs that build self-reliance. Its mission is to improve the quality of life through health interventions and related activities that build local capacity in under-served communities worldwide. International Medical Corps has responded to every major disaster of the last 30 years, delivering more than $2 billion in assistance and training in more than 70 countries. International Medical Corps is working in support of the Government of Nepal’s response efforts. We were among the first INGOs on the ground and operational following the earthquake, providing medical treatment and essential supplies. Our technical staff on the ground now includes physicians, nurses, surgeons, as well as specialists in water, sanitation and hygiene, mental health and psycho-social support and nutrition.

Details / requirements:

JOB DESCRIPTION:

International Medical Corps (IMC) is looking for qualified candidates to fill in position of 30 enumerators (10 survey team leaders and 20 measurers) for an upcoming nutrition and Mortality survey in Nepal.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Identify the eligible children for the survey
  • Take anthropometric measures ( weight, height, MUAC, check oedema)
  • Daily check of anthropometric materials ( scales, Height board, MUAC tapes)
  • Fill in survey questionnaire and record the measurements taken.
  • Monitor quality of anthropometrics measurements
  • Ensure that all cases of acute malnutrition that are identified during the survey are referred to appropriate facility for treatment
  • Ensure quality of data collected by the team and report any issue to the survey supervisor.
  • Ensure all data are recorded correctly and delivering this to the survey supervisor

MINIMUM EDUCATION/ QUALIFICATION:

  • Candidates must be able to communicate in English and Nepali and preferably with:
  • Experience taking anthropometric measurements (weight, height and MUAC) of children under 5 years of age (preferable).
  • Experience in anthropometric surveys (preferable).
  • Experience performing interviews and recording responses (preferable).
  • Being physically capable to walk long distances during data collection.
  • Displays leadership qualities.
  • Being able to work in a team environment

Overview

Category Other / Misc.
Openings 30
Experience Please check details
Education Please check details
Posted Date 30 Mar, 2016
Apply Before 04 Apr, 2016
City Kathmandu