1. Support Routine Immunization (RI) activities by assisting with micro-planning, field validation, immunization campaign monitoring, capacity building, and data collection.
2. Assist in disease surveillance by identifying suspected cases, supporting case searches, coordinating specimen collection, contact tracing, and strengthening surveillance networks.
3. Coordinate with government officials, healthcare workers, community leaders, and partner organizations to support awareness campaigns, social mobilization, and public health initiatives.
4. Provide operational support during public health emergencies, including disease outbreaks, pandemics, and natural disasters, ensuring timely preparedness and response activities.
5. Collect, maintain, and report field data accurately while ensuring compliance with program guidelines and reporting requirements.
6. Work closely with district-level health authorities and Surveillance Medical Officers to strengthen immunization coverage and public health programs.

Skills:
Field monitoring, data collection, public health awareness, disease surveillance, community engagement, communication, coordination, reporting, problem-solving, and basic computer skills.

Minimum Qualification Required:
Graduate in any discipline (Preference may be given to candidates with qualifications or experience in Public Health, Life Sciences, Nursing, Pharmacy, Social Work, or related fields, as per organizational requirements.)

Certification:
NA

Industry Type:
Healthcare / Public Health / Non-Profit / Government Projects

Department:
Public Health

Nature of Job:
Contractual Full Time

Gender Preference:
Any