Technical Associate - Health Informatics (HI) at APIN Public Health Initiatives Limited / Gte

APIN Public Health Initiatives Limited/Gte, formerly known as AIDS Prevention Initiative in Nigeria is a non-governmental organization registered with the Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). APIN has built a strong partnership with the Nigerian Government, which is memorialized through a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the National Planning Commission. APIN is a leading Nigerian organization in the provision of prevention, care and treatment services to patients with HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis; Malaria; Reproductive Health; Family Planning; Maternal, Newborn and Child Health, and other non-communicable diseases of public health significance.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Technical Associate - Health Informatics (HI)

Job ID: api-76996
Location: Benue
Department: Strategic Information

Job Task

• The successful candidate will provide hands-on support to the management of program’s database at the facility and LGA level in conjunction with the Technical Officer – Database Management.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical support for the maintenance of Electronic Medical Records System
• Support the design, adaptation, and maintenance of all systems that support utilization of data repositories.
• Ensure that the software and database tools developed meet the intended reporting and data output requirements for both internal use and donors/GoN.
• Support the use, upgrade and maintenance of Nigeria Electronic Medical Records System (NMRS)
• Provide technical support on installation and deployment of new or emerging NMRS/EMR modules
• Support the development of relevant SQL scripts for pulling of specific or routine data from the EMR
• Work with other developers to maintain and upgrade all Health Informatics web platforms

Qualifications and Experience

• Must possess a First Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science or relevant field.
• Must have a minimum of three (3) years experience in information technology, including data collection, entry and analysis.
• Must possess knowledge of the nature of HIV/AIDS data as well as data management policies and procedures.

Application Closing Date
19th May, 2023.