10 Diploma Research Assistants – IDRC Uganda

 Job Title: 10 Research Assistants

Organization: Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration (IDRC)

Duty Station: Uganda

Job Summary:

The Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration (IDRC) seeks to hire suitable candidates for the position of Research Assistant for the Integrated HIV/HTN study to be based in South Western Uganda. The Successful candidates will report to the Study Medical Officer

 

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Travel to study sites and perform interviews with identified participants.
• Liaise with Health Facility Staff to effectively mobilize the identified study Participants.
• Offer informed consent to the identified survey participants.
• Maintain records in a confidential manner according to established procedures.
• Backup data on a daily basis according to Standing Operating Procedures.
• Securely maintain all computer equipment in your custody.
• Proper accountability for resources offered during the survey procedures.

Minimum Qualifications for this job:

• A minimum of a Diploma in a medical Clinical discipline (Clinical medicine/ Nursing/ Midwifery).
• Experience in Health Research data entry programs.
• Fluency in any local language of Runyankole, Rukiga, Runyoro, Rutoro, Rufumbira or Luganda.
• Should have a valid certificate of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and Human Subjects Protection (HSP).

Application Instructions

Applications from interested applicants must be made online via the link below:

APPLY HERE NOW!

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