Malaria Consortium Support Assistant Recruitment 2025

Malaria Consortium Support Assistant Recruitment 2025 – Nigeria

The Malaria Consortium is seeking qualified Support Assistants to support Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) micro‑planning and field activities across nine Nigerian states. These temporary, full‑time roles are ideal for candidates with field experience, administrative skills, and familiarity with data tools.

Job Overview

Position: Support Assistant (Technical Assistant)
Company: Malaria Consortium
Locations: Abuja, Bauchi, Borno, Kebbi, Kogi, Nasarawa, Oyo, Plateau, Sokoto
Employment Type: Temporary contract (2025 SMC round)
Number of Positions: Approximately 241 (two per LGA)
Application Deadline: Deadline: Not Specified

Reports To: State Monitoring & Evaluation (SM&E) Officers via SMC Program Managers

Role Responsibilities

Support Assistants will:

Facilitate local micro‑planning and personnel database development for SMC operations
Collaborate with LGA teams, ward focal persons, and community leaders to select suitable personnel
Use tools like Kobo Collect and SurveyCTO to collect and manage field data
Address data discrepancies and maintain data integrity
Provide narrative reports to SM&E Officers
Assist the SMC team with logistics, documentation, and planning activities

Qualifications & Requirements

Education: Degree or diploma in Science, Social Sciences, Public Health, or related field
Experience:
• Minimum of 2 years in field data collection, logistics, or monitoring & evaluation
• Familiarity with Kobo Collect, SurveyCTO, and Microsoft Office
• Experience in community health or non‑profit settings
Skills:
• Strong communication and stakeholder engagement
• Ability to work in multicultural and remote environments
• Attention to detail and ability to supervise and support field teams

Why Join Malaria Consortium?

As a Support Assistant, you’ll contribute directly to Nigeria’s malaria prevention efforts, working with diverse stakeholders and enhancing community health. This role offers valuable field exposure, technical skills development, and a chance to support life‑saving programmes.