Enumerator at Helen Keller International (HKI) – Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Bauchi, Benue, Borno, Ebonyi, Nasarawa, Niger and Taraba (9 openings)

Helen Keller International seeks nine Enumerators across nine Nigerian states to support maternal, newborn and child health week (MNCHW) monitoring, data collection, field supervision and campaign reporting.

Pre-implementation: three consecutive days

• Support health-worker training and record attendance, payment documentation and GPS-tagged photographs.
• Verify participant account details and support implementation of LGA and ward microplans.
• Track distribution of campaign commodities to health facilities, ensuring signed receipt records and evidence of delivery.
• Confirm staff deployment, supply readiness and safety and security procedures before campaign activities.

Implementation: five days

• Monitor community mobilisation, service delivery and supplementation activities at fixed and outreach points.
• Support field supervision and resolution of problems in difficult-to-reach communities.
• Attend ward and LGA debriefings and coordinate with programme and independent monitoring teams.
• Validate daily data, submit SurveyCTO reports and maintain facility-level call-in records.
• Collect staff attendance and financial records and prepare daily reports on progress, challenges, lessons and recommendations.

Post-implementation: four consecutive days

• Validate tally sheets and health-facility, ward and LGA summary reports and submit required hard-copy records.
• Reconcile attendance sheets, confirm participant banking records and submit validated documentation.
• Submit a comprehensive final report, at least one consent-supported success story and at least ten action photographs within one week of implementation.
• Protect data integrity; intentional falsification or unauthorised alteration can lead to termination and exclusion from future engagements.

Requirements

• BSc or HND in any discipline with at least one year of nutrition programme or smartphone-based data collection experience; alternatively, secondary education with at least two years’ equivalent experience.
• Willingness to travel throughout the assigned state and work under field pressure, including in hard-to-reach areas.
• A functional laptop and Android smartphone, plus proficiency with Windows-based word-processing and spreadsheet applications.
• Strong communication, organisational, problem-solving, supervision, confidentiality and professional integrity.