Data Collectors - Region 3 and 4 - Philippines - FHI 360 - 08/04/2024

FHI 360

FHI 360 is a global organization that mobilizes research, resources and relationships so people everywhere have access to the opportunities they need to lead full, healthy lives.

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FHI 360/Philippines (www.fhi360.org) is in search of candidates for a two (2) Data Collectors for Region 3 and for Region 4 under a short-term work consultancy engagement status to join the USAID’s EPIC HIV project in the Philippines.

Interested candidates may submit their letter of intent and updated resume directly to Cliquez sur candidater pour accéder aux informations. in single pdf file on or before March 15 2024 following the heading format in the subject title/line:

FHI360- EPIC HIV-Position Applied For -Last Name of Applicant

(Example: FHI360- EPIC HIV –Data Collector- Cruz)

Deadline of submission is until March 15, 2024

Detailed description of tasks to be performed

The Data Collectors will take the lead in conducting research related activities in each site such as but not limited to data collection, monitoring compliance to the study protocol, ensuring the protection of study participants and reporting of data to the lead investigators.

Oversee the conduct of research related activities in study sites such as but not limited to orientation of clinic/CBO staff to the SOP for the study
Coordinates with lead and co-investigators, and other research staff
Schedules and oversees research-related community outreach activities
Guide and assist in research participant recruitment and data collection
Ensures compliance to the study protocol
Protection of study participants
Recording and reporting of data collected
Reporting of protocol deviation and or adverse events
Attends activities organized and/or sponsored by EpiC Philippines relative to the study

Requirements

Graduate of a four year course in health or allied health
Prior experience in coordinating data collection and or overseeing research operations is required
Minimum one year of experience in conducting community-based HIV screening in the Philippines is preferred
Working knowledge and understanding of the country's HIV epidemic
Prior orientation in SOGIE and motivational counselling is preferred
Prior experience as a member of the investigative team for a published study, preferably in health or HIV-related projects, is preferred
Proficiency and experience in national HIV testing protocols operations related to HIV diagnosis and care
Proficiency in HIV testing procedures and community-based screening
Data collection, encoding, and quality assurance
Proficiency in Microsoft Office software programs
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Strong interpersonal skills
Fluent in written and oral Filipino and English
Fluency in any language or dialect of Region 3, Region 4A, or NCR is an advantage

FHI 360

FHI 360 is a global organization that mobilizes research, resources and relationships so people everywhere have access to the opportunities they need to lead full, healthy lives.

Website
Unknown
Between 50 and 250 employees
Others

FHI 360 did not yet communicate its impact measurement.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

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