Position: Programme Officer-Nutrition and Health (Recent Job)

Overall preparation and planning of the research activities in the district
Coordination and communication with project staff, health workers, female community volunteers and other stakeholders
Team management
Ensure and support Logistics, transport and equipment handling
Recording, documentation and reporting
Conduct supportive supervision and monitoring of research activities in different clusters
Support in financial projection and settlement in timely manner
Represent Action Against Hunger in nutrition and health meetings/discussions/ fora

Work duration 11 months
Master’s in public health, nutrition, development studies, nutrition and dietetics, social science or relevant discipline with at least one (1) year of experience in nutrition and health specific programme preferably in International/NGO or UN agency; or Bachelor’s degree with three (3) years of experience in aforementioned field
Significant experiences in Community/Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (C/IMAM) and/Nutrition in Emergency (NiE) is mandatory
Strong computer literacy and knowledge of database and spread sheet applications such as excel is essential
Experience in using mobile data collection (ODK, KoBo or any similar applications) will have added value
Excellent interpersonal, networking, negotiation and communication skills
Sound Nepali and English communication and presentation skills
Experience in nutrition research and/or nutrition assessments
Ability to work in diverse environment with short deadlines and intense pressure
Experience in conducting surveys, focus group discussion and key informant interviews
Highly organized with a strong attention to detail
Willing to travel extensively
Innovative problem solver
Results oriented
Strong analytical skills
Training/capacity building skill
Ability to conduct/organize workshops and meetings independently
Possess valid license of two wheeler will be an added advantage

This job has been expired on 2019-04-05

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