Data Analyst / Data Analyst (Project work from 10.10.2024 to 31.10.2024) in International Medical Corps

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International Medical Corps is a global humanitarian non-profit organization that is dedicated to saving lives and alleviating suffering through health education training and relief and development programs. The International Medical Corps was founded in 1984 by volunteer doctors and nurses and is a private, voluntary, non-political and non-denominational organization. The organization's mission is to improve the quality of life through essential health interventions and related activities aimed at developing and replicating local capacity in underserved communities around the world. By offering training and medical assistance to the local population and medical assistance to the people at highest risk, as well as flexibility to help respond quickly to emergencies, the International Medical Corps is dedicated to rebuilding damaged health systems and helping them to recover self-sufficiency  

We are currently looking for a Data Processing Specialist for the period from 10.10.2024 to 31.10.2024 in Kyiv.

The purpose of the task:

This assignment aims to analyze data collected during focus group discussions and interviews with key respondents during the IYCF survey () in six areas .

1. Discussion in focus groups

A total of 16 focus group discussions were conducted, which were transcribed in English.

2. Interviews with key respondents

19 key interviews were conducted among health professionals, including neonatologists, midwives and coordinatorsors, which provide lactation support in primary and secondary medical care facilities. The interviews were semi-structured and transcribed in English.

RESULTS:

Analyze 35 qualitative data (19 keynote interviews and 16 focus group discussions) from the IYCF survey using Nvivo or Atlas.ti software or other known qualitative analysis software.?

Organize ideas around key themes using thematic/group analysis supported by quotes and examples from direct participants.? 

Create visual presentations such as charts and flowcharts to effectively communicate quality data.? 

Prepare summary tables to compare topics and facilitate a clearer understanding of the findings.? 

Provide feedback on the data collection and analysis process while ensuring the confidentiality and anonymity of participants.

QUALIFICATIONS: (Required training/education/experience/physical requirements)

• Experience in Nvivo or Atlas. Ti or other renowned qualitative analysis tool with evidence of past Big Data analysis?
• Excellent command of English with the ability to read, write, analyze and interpret technical and non-technical information in English. ?
• Report writing experience

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2. Equal Opportunity. International Medical Corps is proud to provide equal consultation opportunities to all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age, disability, or veteran status.
3. Payment. Payment is made after services are provided. Any result that does not meet the required specificationcations, will be processed and resubmitted at no additional cost. Payment is made upon submission of reports on the performance of completed tasks in comparison with the planned results.
4. Insurance: Service providers are solely responsible for arranging at their own expense health, life or other forms of insurance covering the period of their service on behalf of the International Medical Corps as they deem appropriate. Service providers are not eligible to participate in health and life insurance schemes available to International Medical Corps personnel.