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Employer: Makerere University Walter Reed Project (MUWRP)
Location: Uganda
Duties:
Enter Program data- PWP, LTFU, Hub data, OVC, SMC, Care and treatment data from static and outreach sites into the MUWRP electronic data bases
The incumbent will also enter HIBRID and HMIS data into MUWRP data base to support data back and program tracking
Run routine reports as may be required by the clinic staff or MUWRP
Work in liaison with the IT team, routinely backup data entered into the electronic data bases.
Support completeness of MoH reporting by identifying gaps and addressing facility based reporting challenges as they occur.
Ensure functionality of electronic data management systems
Carry out data quality assessment before entry into the system.
Maintain data entry requirements and standards by following data program SOPs.
Ensure proper filing and storage of office data both manually and electronically
Tasked with reporting database malfunctioning to the senior data entry specialist
Education:
The ideal candidate for the Data Entry Specialist job opportunity should hold a Bachelor’s degree in any field.
Experience
Significant exposure and experience in a health setting with knowledge of managing PMTCT, HIV Care & Treatment and HCT data is an added advantage
Computer knowledge in database management, spreadsheet, email, etc.
Good report writing skills
Familiarity with public health facilities and willing in serve in such settings.
Ability to maintain confidentiality
Excellent communication skills
How to Apply:
All suitably qualified and interested candidates should download the application form, download here, attach it together with application letters, CVs, Photocopies of academic qualifications and three professional referees. The position number (Check top of advert) and preferred location should clearly be stated in the application letter.
Please send applications to:
The HR and Administration Manager,
Makerere University Walter Reed Project,
Plot 42 Nakasero Road.,
P.O. Box 16524 Kampala. Uganda
Deadline: 29th May 2017