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• Actively support the strengthening of
  mTRAC in all districts.
• Intuitively monitor and report weekly the
  timeliness and completeness of data received through mTRAC.
• Analyse 
  mTRAC data every week and liaise with relevant stakeholders at
  national, district and lower levels, where their action is required –
  including follow up.
• Actively support activities to build
  capacity of HMIS staff at the various levels of health service hierarchy
  to implement mTRAC.
• Work closely with the developers of DHIS2
  and mTRAC to guide further additions to these applications.
• Take part in, when appropriate, in the
  supervision and follow up of districts on implementation of mTRAC.
• Perform any other duties assigned by the
  WHO Representative. 

• The ideal candidates for the United
  Nations World Health Organization (WHO) Job should have a combination of
  education and training equivalent to possession of a Bachelor’s degree in
  Biostatistics, Statistics, Demography or Mathematics. Possession of a Masters’
  degree in Biostatistics or Public Health is an added advantage.
• A minimum of three or more years’ experience in applying statistics in a reputable organization with acceptable evidence of knowledge, competence and contribution to the organization’s goals.
• Also, possess the ability to perform the
  duties and responsibilities as described.
• Working knowledge of various statistical
  software packages such as STATA, MS Excel, or SAS.
• Computer literacy i.e. proficiency in the
  use of office computer packages such as Microsoft Office.
• Ability to communicate effectively in both
  oral and written forms; interact with users and office staff in
  non-technical, clear terms.
• Ability to support staff with difficult
  technical tasks, including the creation of specialized pivot tables.
• Work independently and as a team member.
• Set priorities and organize work to meet
  strict reporting deadlines.

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