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Maternal and Child Health / GBV Officer at Malteser International – Maiduguri
Malteser International is recruiting a full-time Maternal and Child Health / Gender-Based Violence Officer in Maiduguri, Borno, for a November 2026–September 2027 contract.
Responsibilities
- Supervise antenatal, postnatal, delivery and integrated GBV survivor-care services and associated referrals.
- Maintain clinical quality, SRH protocols, infection prevention, patient dignity, privacy and confidentiality.
- Train and mentor midwives, health workers and colleagues in SRH and survivor-centred clinical care.
- Carry out monitoring visits, track programme indicators and prepare monthly and donor reports.
- Coordinate with the Ministry of Health, UN agencies, NGOs, health facilities and other stakeholders.
- Support technical collaboration with the Health Manager and work under the Area Coordinator.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Midwifery, Nursing, Public Health or a related field.
- At least three years’ SRH programme implementation experience, preferably in humanitarian settings.
- Proficiency in MISP, clinical management of rape and GBV referral pathways.
- Leadership, training and culturally sensitive communication skills with flexibility for emergency work.
- CMR, SRH or humanitarian response certification is an advantage.
Conditions and benefits
Contract: November 2026 to September 2027. Pay follows Malteser International’s salary grade, with group life insurance, health insurance, 13th-month pay and applicable leave.
How to apply
Complete the online application through the application website for the Borno State Maternal and Child Health / GBV Officer role.
Closing date
11 November 2026
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About the employer
Malteser International is the humanitarian relief organisation of the Sovereign Order of Malta. Operating in Nigeria since 2017, it supports vulnerable and displaced communities through water, sanitation, hygiene and other relief and recovery programmes, including work in Borno State.
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