Ward Supervisors – Immunization & Primary Health Care Interventions (Nigeria) @Talent Lab

Overview

This position as a Ward Supervisor offers you the opportunity to support a high-impact public health initiative in Northern Nigeria, focusing on strengthening immunization campaigns and Primary Health Care (PHC) systems.

Key Responsibilities

• Support the planning, coordination, and execution of immunization campaigns and PHC interventions at the ward level.
• Supervise vaccination teams and field staff to ensure adherence to guidelines and high-quality service delivery.
• Monitor ongoing campaign activities and provide real-time feedback for continuous improvement.
• Assist in the training, mentorship, and performance tracking of vaccination teams and community health workers.
• Manage data collection processes, including validation, documentation, and timely reporting of campaign outcomes.
• Ensure proper use of data tools and contribute to evidence-based decision-making.
• Identify operational gaps or field-level challenges and support the development of practical solutions.
• Engage with local stakeholders, community leaders, and health authorities to strengthen collaboration and trust.
• Maintain accurate records and prepare detailed reports on program performance and impact.

Requirements

• Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree or HND in Public Health, Health Sciences, or a related discipline.
• Proven experience supporting immunization campaigns, PHC programs, or community-based health interventions.
• Demonstrated experience in field supervision, team coordination, and monitoring of program activities.
• Strong data management skills, including the ability to collect, analyze, and report data effectively.
• Proficiency in using digital tools for reporting and documentation is an added advantage.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work in field environments.

Benefits

This role directly contributes to life-saving health interventions in underserved communities, improving immunization coverage, stronger PHC systems, and better health outcomes.

How to Apply

Submit your application using the link below before the deadline:

Application Link

Deadline

July 3, 2026