Vacancy title:
Field Officer
Jobs at:
Global Animal Health Tanzania (GAHT)Deadline of this Job:
28 November 2021
Summary
Date Posted: Tuesday, November 23, 2021 , Base Salary: Not Disclosed
JOB DETAILS:
Global Animal Health Tanzania (GAHT) , a legally registered NGO that is supported by Washington State University and collaborating partners in Tanzania, serves to manage a broad range of public and animal health research projects in Tanzania, GAHT has the following openings:
Field Officer
Position: Field Officer
Contract duration: Twelve (12) months (full-time engagement), with possibility of renewal
Reports To: Country Administrative Manager
Location: Mara, Tanzania
Duties and Responsibilities:
• Liaise with the Project Coordinator (PC) and other researchers to determine field activities required to collect research data:
• Carry out data collection activities as described by the PC and other senior researchers identified by the PC. These will include household surveys, biological sample collection, vaccination coverage surveys etc.
• Maintain the safe storage and distribution to the PC) of data collected;
• Drive and manage project vehicles;
• Be responsible for ensuring the GAHT vehicle is operated solely for project activities and that it is maintained in good order that includes;
• Maintaining vehicle log book where mileage is recorded before commencing and completing each field trip:
• Close communication with Program Coordinator ensuring vehicle maintenance is done in a timely manner,
• Report to the Program Coordinator of any serious mechanical problems that needs immediate resolution;
• Send a copy of vehicle log book each month to the Program Coordinator,
• Assist with project logistics as requested by Program Coordinator
• Receive and securely manage project funds and provide timely and accurate accounts of said funds. These will include travel advances and any other cash advances provided for field activities
• Miscellaneous other duties as requested
Qualifications:
• An animal health qualification (certificate or diploma level) Beneficial skills and experience:
• Experience working in the field on research programs, especially those involving the handling of animals, particularly domestic dogs
• Experience as a leader overseeing field teams collecting biological samples and other data collection activities
• Fluent in Swahili and English
• Ability to speak Maa and other tribal languages
• Written English must be of a high standard
• Computer literate - comfortable with email, and proficient in the use of MS Office (i.e. Word, PowerPoint, Excel)
• Valid clean driving license and preferably experience of driving 4-wheeel drive vehicles
• Knowledge and experience of vehicle maintenance and mechanics is a bonus
• Good communication, facilitation and diplomacy skills
• Ability to work in a multi-cultural, national environment with sensitivity
Education Requirement: No Requirements
Job Experience: No Requirements
Work Hours: 8
Job application procedure
Please submit your detailed resume, a cover letter and relevant certificates to g.kassanga@wsu.edu cc sarah.mollel@wsu.edu on or before November 28 2021. Please indicate specific job title on the subject line of your email. In your resume please indicate the contacts of your previous 3 referees. Late applications will not be considered.
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