Roles and Responsibilities:
 Develop district level SI workplans covering activities in both community and facility.
 Ensure timely and complete data entry in both paper-based and electronic systems,
ensuring consistency between linked systems.
 Supervise team to referral forms and conduct verification with registers and databases
at facilities to verify completed referrals and linkage outcomes
 Lead generation of queries and ensure completion of data cleaning activities
 Fix any errors and problems observed in the database, and report any
hardware/software malfunctions to the central team as needed
 Schedule and conduct monthly and quarterly data collection covering all sites within
the district.
 Lead in training new staff, healthcare workers, and volunteers on data collection tools,
including referrals, reporting and database
 Develop monthly, quarterly, and other reports on all indicators at the district level for
submission and review to the District Program Lead, SI Coordinator, and central team
 Develop data analysis presentations and progress tracking at the district level
 Ensure all team members maintain the security of data tools at all times, including
protecting the confidentiality of records and data
 Perform any other duties as assigned by supervisor.
Qualifications, Knowledge, and Skills:
• Required Education:

Bachelor’s degree or higher in data management, computer
science, monitoring & evaluation, epidemiology, statistics, or related field or
Advanced Diploma with significant experience
o Preferred: Master’s level or higher in relevant in data management, computer
science, monitoring & evaluation, epidemiology, statistics, or related field

Required Technical Experience:

Minimum 3 years’ experience with data management
of PEPFAR-funded HIV/AIDS programs in facility or community. Must have:
o Experience with programming language and database design and
development
o Demonstrated familiarity with MOHCDGEC/PEPFAR data systems including
CTC2, DAC tool, DHIS, and DATIM
• Excellent speaking, reading, and writing skills in English and Kiswahili
• Excellent computer skills, at minimum with Microsoft Office package including Word,
Excel, PowerPoint, and Access.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality regarding clients’ health status and sensitive
information contained in data sources.
• Flexibility to work after normal working hours and weekends at informal gatherings
and entertainment centers and travel extensively to remote areas, including islands.
• Ability to interact well with all targeted groups and peer outreach workers by
facilitating a non-judgmental, non-discriminatory, and non-stigmatizing environment
in the program, to welcome all key and vulnerable population beneficiaries regardless
of their background
• Must be a Tanzanian Citizen