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• Proper identification of households and study participants as per
  training/PROTOCOL
• Asking questions, probing and recording responses in a manner that
  does not contradict the protocol
• Answering questions that the respondents may ask before, during and
  after the interviews.
• Reading and explaining the consent form to the study participant.
• Ensuring availability of supplies and logistic enough to perform the
  day’s task (Self And Team Preparation).
• Respectful handling of and dealing with study participants and other
  community members and confidential handling participant data and RHSP
  information
• Completing household census forms and survey questionnaires and/or
  forms/GIS data in accordance with protocol and checking for
  validity/consistency of the information collected, as well as collecting
  and validating information (during survey) that was not readily available
  at the time of census for reasons such as absence of a household member.
• Maintaining regular contact with the team leader and editor and
  handing over completed census and survey forms to the field editor or team
  leader as soon as they are ready.
• Notify participants to come for research activities. This includes
  riding a motorbike to households inviting persons to come to the study
  hubs.

• The ideal candidate should a Diploma or Degree in Humanities or
  Education
• Possess a valid riding permit (with practical skill of riding a
  motorbike)
• Working experience of at least 1 year in a reputable health
  organization
• Experience in human subject’s research (added advantage)
• Willingness to reside in Rakai / Kyotera districts.
• Good interpersonal and organizational skills.
• Fluent in Luganda.
• Ability to work under minimum supervision.
• Ability to use a Computer.
• Should be familiar with locations within Rakai and Kyotera district

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