- Fluency in local languages/dialects, especially Hausa
- Nigerian nationals are already based or willing to relocate to Kano, Kaduna, Kebbi and or Niger States.
- Willingness to work at remote public clinics a few days per week and take public transport to reach them
- Experience with the Nigerian health system and clinic documentation, particularly related to infant health and vaccinations
- Experience in collecting, synthesising and drawing conclusions from (health) data desirable
- Careful attention to financial matters and management of funds
- Detail-oriented, diligent professional
- Passion to help others and reduce infant mortality
- Very good communication and writing skills, English, Hausa and dialects (verbal and written)
- Excellent responsiveness to email and phone requests
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word/Excel, internet browsers, smartphones and new communications technology in general
- Hard-working, result-oriented and loyal
- Motivation to work in a young organisation that is constantly changing based on stakeholder feedback and operates with a lean structure
How to Apply:
- All submissions should be sent by filling out this Google Form. Candidates will be considered on a rolling basis and are encouraged not to wait until the deadline, as decisions for this position could be made sooner.
- DISCLAIMER: Beware of fraudulent job offers. New Incentives – All Babies Are Equal Initiative does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process.
- Speaking local languages in the states where we are operating would be an added advantage.
- The deadline for receiving applications is 16th April 2026.
Women and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply for this position!
All internal applications and employee are strongly advised to use their official email address while applying.
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