Partners In Health based in Neno, Malawi has announced the Research Assistant (Temporary) position. Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their applications before the closing date on September 13, 2026. Ensure you read through the official notice below to confirm you meet the requirements before applying. Please ensure to mention you found this opportunity on NyasaJobs.com website when submitting your CV and application to the employer or when making online applications for organizations.
Partners In Health
JOB DESCRIPTION FOR RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Job Information
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Title |
Research Assistant (Temporary) |
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Department |
MERIIT |
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Duty Station |
Neno District |
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Reports to |
Research Officer |
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Second Line Reporting |
Research and Impact Manager |
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Commitment |
Full-time |
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Working Hours |
40 hours per week |
Job Summary:
The research assistant will play a pivotal role in
supporting the data collection for a study project within APZU/PIH (Abwenzi Pa
Za Umoyo / Partners In Health). Reporting directly to the Principal
Investigator and/or Research Officer, the research assistant will receive a
monthly stipend and necessary support to fulfill their responsibilities. This
temporary position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to meaningful
research in the field of public health.
Key Responsibilities:
- Collect
quantitative data through various methods, including surveys, experiments,
and data scraping techniques. - Collect
data through In-depth interviews, Key Informant interviews, Focus Group
Discussions as well as observation - Ensure
the accuracy and completeness of collected data by implementing quality
control - Assist
in the analysis and interpretation of quantitative/qualitative data,
including generating summary statistics, thematic coding and conducting
basic statistical analyses. - Prepare
clear and concise reports, summaries, and visualizations of collected data - Stay
informed about developments in data collection methodologies and
contribute to the improvement of data collection processes. - Any
other duties assigned within the research department from time to time
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s
degree in a relevant field such as statistics, social sciences, public
Health, or a related field. - Demonstrated
experience in quantitative/qualitative data collection and management. - Prior
experience in transcribing qualitative data - Proficiency
in data management and analysis software such as Excel, SPSS and R. - Proficiency
in data collection tools such as CommCare, REDCap, and other similar
platforms - Attention
to detail and a commitment to maintaining data accuracy and integrity. - Ability
to work independently as well as collaboratively in a team environment. - Prior
experience with data collection tools and techniques, such as survey
design and administration.
Method of application
All interested and qualified candidates based in
Malawi should apply strictly through https://www.pih.org/employment on
or before 13th September 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will
be invited for interviews.
Safeguarding Commitment
Partners In Health/Abwenzi Pa Za Umoyo (PIH/APZU) is
committed to safeguarding staff, children and communities with whom we work
from sexual exploitation, abuse and sexual harassment. Therefore, any offer of
employment is conditional upon the successful completion of applicable
background checks.
The Organisation does not charge any fees at any stage of
the recruitment process. If you are asked to make a payment at any stage of the
recruitment process, please contact bmsowoya@pih.org and speakup@pih.org.
Method of application
All interested and qualified candidates based in
Malawi should apply strictly through https://www.pih.org/employment on
or before 13th September 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will
be invited for interviews.
Safeguarding Commitment
Partners In Health/Abwenzi Pa Za Umoyo (PIH/APZU) is
committed to safeguarding staff, children and communities with whom we work
from sexual exploitation, abuse and sexual harassment. Therefore, any offer of
employment is conditional upon the successful completion of applicable
background checks.
The Organisation does not charge any fees at any stage of
the recruitment process. If you are asked to make a payment at any stage of the
recruitment process, please contact bmsowoya@pih.org and speakup@pih.org.