Field Supervisor at Advancing Health for Humanitarian Support Initiative (AIDHealth Inc.)
Advancing Health for Humanitarian Support Initiative aka (AIDHealth Inc.) is a non-religious, not-for-profit organization officially registered with Nigeria’s Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in 2024. AIDHealth was founded by a visionary coalition of Nigerian healthcare professionals, public health experts, development practitioners, and diaspora leaders with a mission to bridge systemic gaps in healthcare access for marginalized and displaced populations. Through an integrated, evidence-based approach, AIDHealth Inc., implements cross-cutting programs addressing the root causes of persistent health challenges, particularly poverty, inadequate health infrastructure, and socio-economic disparities. By leveraging innovative healthcare solutions, strategic partnerships, and community-driven interventions, AIDHealth is committed to strengthening health systems and ensuring sustainable, equitable healthcare services for vulnerable populations, especially women, children, and the youth.Responsibilities
Lead a team of four enumerators through household listing and systematic household selection in assigned enumeration areas.
Assign interviews so that women interview women and men interview men, one parent per household.
Accompany 5% of interviews and check completed tablet forms every day.
Manage up to three revisits per household and record full contact details for follow-up.
Keep the team safe and report incidents or safeguarding concerns the same day.
Required experience
Bachelor’s Degree or HND.
At least 3 years supervising household surveys on tablets (KoboToolbox or SurveyCTO) in Northern Nigeria.
Experience with surveys on sensitive topics such as health, gender or protection.
Resident in Kano.
Fluent Hausa and English.
Preferred experience:
Panel or follow-up surveys.
Previous work with international research organisations.
Skills and attributes:
Leadership and calm problem-solving in the field.
Honesty and attention to detail.
Respect for participants and local leaders.
