State Campaign M&E Officer at Malaria Consortium

Join Malaria Consortium as a State Campaign Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Officer in Abia State, a key role within a top non-profit dedicated to combating malaria and related health challenges. This role is vital to advancing public health by ensuring effective monitoring and evaluation of malaria prevention campaigns. As the State Campaign M&E Officer, you will coordinate all M&E activities for the ITN Campaign project. Your daily tasks include validating data, conducting data quality assessments, organizing coordination meetings, and supporting capacity building to maintain high data standards. You'll manage information gathering and reporting to inform program decisions, track project performance indicators, and assist with developing monitoring plans and databases. Ideal candidates will have a relevant degree in statistics, demography, or mathematics, with a minimum of five years’ experience in monitoring and evaluating community health interventions. You should be proficient with health management information systems, statistical software, and have strong analytical and communication skills. This is a full-time position requiring collaboration with state health authorities and community stakeholders. Abia State's expanding public health initiatives make this role critical for strengthening malaria control efforts in the region. Malaria Consortium's integrated approach supports broader health outcomes beyond malaria, aligning with Nigeria's health system improvements. While salary details are competitive and undisclosed, this position offers a pathway to advanced roles in public health program management and monitoring within international NGOs and government health agencies. To excel, highlight your experience managing health data systems and your ability to translate complex data into actionable insights in your application. Demonstrating familiarity with Nigerian health sector challenges will also strengthen your candidacy. If you are ready to contribute to life-saving malaria control projects as a State Campaign M&E Officer, apply before the deadline on May 11, 2026. This opportunity invites committed professionals to make a meaningful impact in Abia State’s health landscape.