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Network for Oncology Research in Sub-Saharan Africa (NORA)
Call for Application for Masters Students to conduct Research within the NORA Research Project

The Institute of Human Virology (IHVN) is a leading and reputable non-governmental organization addressing infectious and non-infectious diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis, and cancer through prevention, diagnosis, treatment, capacity building, research, care, and support services. IHVN is in partnership with local and international organizations and the different tiers of the government of Nigeria at the national, state, and local levels. The Institute aims to provide quality health services, capacity building, and research in West Africa and beyond.

About the project

Cancer causes an estimated 533,000 deaths in the Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) annually. Breast cancer and cervical cancer are the most common in the SSA, making women the more disproportionately affected demographic. The biggest challenges to cancer care in this region are the lack of sufficient data, implementation, monitoring, challenges to comprehensive, interdisciplinary, and multi-level cancer care at all levels of the health system. The widely established benchmark indicators of adequate care are screening uptake, stage at presentation, time to diagnosis, and referral to treatment. Applied research aimed at substantially contributing to decreasing mortality must address key variables along the continuum of care such as, what is the pattern of cancer incidence, cancer stage, cancer survival and how does it change over time? How can the demand for cancer screening in rural and urban communities be increased? How can cancer care be successfully integrated in decentral primary care settings? How can hospital-based cancer registries help trace patient journeys and support standardized treatment referral within a resource constrained setting.

The overall goal of the Network for Oncology Research in Africa (NORA) is to contribute to reducing mortality of Breast Cancer and Cervical Cancer in partner countries (Nigeria, South Africa, Ethiopia and Tanzania) that are part of the NORA consortium. NORA is set to carry out research which establishes evidence-based breast cancer, cervical cancer screening, and treatment pathways applicable in SSA. The research also seeks to generate policy recommendations for effective cancer control strategies. Ultimately, the goal of NORA is to contribute to a significant reduction in breast cancer and cervical cancer mortality in Africa.

In addition, NORA provides the following:

1. A platform for academics and young scientists with comprehensive methodological and management competencies, enabling them to take on long-term applied research within the framework of national strategies.
2. An advanced mentoring concept which gives scientists confidence to develop their individual research profiles.
3. Intensive networking and participation in scientific events geared towards fostering a community of practice, aimed at shaping the African research agenda, and adapting it to population needs.

Requirements for selection

The project involves capacity building for scientists in the field of cancer research and is therefore offering opportunities for master’s students in target research themes along the cancer care continuum to develop their research, leadership skills and future independent research careers.

Master Students interested in applying are expected to have:

1. A first degree in relevant health sciences
2. Must be newly enrolled (Not more than one month) in a master’s degree program in Nigeria, within the field of epidemiology, public health, or implementation sciences for themes related to public health.
3. Master’s degree course/research area is closely related with cancer research and willing to conduct research in the following areas as part of master’s dissertation/thesis.

• RT 1:1 Cancer registration, screening and surveillance 
• RT 3.3: Needs analysis and design of breast cancer primary clinic screening strategy; and the piloting, refining, and evaluation of selected implementation strategies at two primary health clinics in FCT
• RT 3.4: Cervical cancer screening/triaging of patients to therapy
• Research experience will be an added advantage.

Eligibility Criteria:

1. Language requirement: Fluency in English and Hausa (written and spoken).
2. Interest in cancer research and a commitment to a career path in cancer epidemiology and cancer-related research-training.
3. Enrolled in a Masters training programme in a recognized training institution in Nigeria prior to application (Not more than six months into the second semester, having completed or being in the process of completing their coursework, but to finalize a topic for their thesis)
4. Willingness to centre thesis around the NORA research areas of cancer registration, breast and cervical cancer
5. Time and willingness to participate in team activities such as data collection, abstract writing, team meeting, scheduled PowerPoint presentations on progress updates and attendance of consortium meetings.
6. Possess relevant skills/qualities such as punctuality, leadership, teamwork, communication and creativity.
7. Based in the FCT

Application process:

 Eligible candidates are required to submit the following:

1. Updated academic CV with publications (if any) relevant to your application.
2. Application letter stating reasons for application and why you are eligible for the role.
3. A Personal statement stating the following:
4. Description of relevant professional achievements and related experience
5. Motivation for application
6. Research interests
7. Career goals, future growth and career advancement based on this fellowship opportunity.

4. A 3–5-page research concept with background, hypothesis/research question, objectives, methods and reference.
5. Also include a summary not exceeding 350 words with introduction/background, objective, method and expected result.
6. Two academic reference (supporting) letters.

About the employment offer:

The project will provide successful candidates with the following:  

1. Stipend as per the project scale for successful candidates
2. Research project support and 50% tuition coverage
3. Multidisciplinary mentoring and capacity building across the consortium universities and centers 
4. Possible covering of additional training cost and travel support 

Recruitment

Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview by the panel of assessors and interviewers.

Safeguarding (PSEAH):

As an organization, IHVN takes the issue of Protection against Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) seriously, because safeguarding the people we interface with in all our programmatic work is of the utmost importance to us. 

IHVN only recruits’ representatives who are suited and abides to the strict responsibility of SEAH.

By applying to this role, you are agreeing to IHVN carrying out a background check on you with respect to SEAH records and you also confirm that not before or after being hired will you breach the IHVN policy on SEAH.

Equal employment opportunity statement:

IHVN is an equal employment employer. We do not engage in practices that discriminate against any person employed or seeking employment based on religion, gender, national or ethnic origin, age, marital status, genetic information, or any other status or characteristic protected under applicable laws.

Mode of Application:

• Application letter and detailed curriculum vitae in Microsoft Word format should be forwarded to the Assistant Director, Human Resources through this email address: [email protected] This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
• The application deadline is the 18^the of December 2024. Late applications will not be accepted.

The Institute of Human Virology (IHVN) is a leading and reputable non-governmental organization addressing infectious and non-infectious diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis, and cancer through prevention, diagnosis, treatment, capacity building, research, care, and support services. IHVN is in partnership with local and international organizations and the different tiers of the government of Nigeria at the national, state, and local levels. The Institute’s vision is to provide quality health services, capacity building, and research in West Africa and beyond.

To further drive quality and engender global best practices in HIV and TB care and treatment, IHVN is seeking qualified candidates for the following position:

Position	Technical Consultant  – Mental Health and Psychosocial Services
Duration	6 months
Reports to	Project Director, GF GC-7
Location	Abuja

OPENING DATE: December 5, 2024
CLOSING DATE:   December 19, 2024

The Technical Consultant – MHPSS will be responsible for technical support and oversight of the implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of MHPSS components of the IHVN Global Fund project for key and vulnerable populations and contribute to the development of project staff and project delivery.

Essential Job Functions/ Main Duties and Responsibilities:

• Develop and implement strategic plans, policies, and programs related to mental health and psychosocial support.
• Provide technical expertise in the design, implementation, and evaluation of MHPSS interventions across supported states.
• Conduct training and capacity-building activities for staff, partners, and sub-recipients to enhance their understanding of MHPSS principles and practices.
• Support the development and implementation of monitoring and evaluation frameworks to track the impact and effectiveness of MHPSS programs.
• Ensure compliance with international standards, guidelines, and ethical principles in the delivery of MHPSS services.
• Stay updated on the latest research, best practices, and innovations in the field of MHPSS and incorporate them into program design and implementation.
• Foster partnerships and collaboration with relevant stakeholders, including government agencies, NGOs, and mental health professionals.

Minimum Requirements and Desired Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in psychology, social work, public health, or a related field.
• Proven experience working in mental health and psychosocial support programs, preferably in humanitarian or development contexts.
• Strong knowledge of MHPSS principles, guidelines, and best practices.
• Familiarity with different psychosocial intervention approaches and counseling techniques.
• Experience in program design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation.
• Excellent training and facilitation skills.

Safeguarding (PSEAH):

As an organization, IHVN takes the issue of Protection against Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) seriously, because safeguarding the people we interface with in all our programmatic work is of the utmost importance to us. 

IHVN recruits only candidates who are suited and comply to the strict responsibility of PSEAH.

By applying, you agree to IHVN carrying out a background check on you with respect to SEAH records and you also confirm that not before or after being hired will you breach the IHVN policy on PSEAH.

Equal employment opportunity statement:

IHVN is an equal employment employer. We do not engage in practices that discriminate against any person employed or seeking employment based on religion, gender, national or ethnic origin, age, marital status, genetic information, or any other status or characteristic protected under applicable laws.

Mode of Application:

• Application letter and detailed curriculum vitae in Microsoft Word format should be forwarded to the Assistant Director, Human Resources through this email address: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it [email protected]
• This advert closes 14 days from the date of this publication, and only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

The Institute of Human Virology (IHVN) is a leading and reputable non-governmental organization addressing infectious and non-infectious diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis, and cancer through prevention, diagnosis, treatment, capacity building, research, care, and support services. IHVN is in partnership with local and international organizations and the different tiers of the government of Nigeria at the national, state, and local levels. The Institute’s vision is to provide quality health services, capacity building, and research in West Africa and beyond.

To further drive quality and engender global best practices in our operations, IHVN is seeking qualified candidates for the following position:

Position	Senior Program Officer-Monitoring & Evaluation
Scheduled Work Time	Monday – Friday (Flexibility, willing to travel and work weekends)
Reports to	Program Manager- SI
Operational Contacts	HIV Lead, TB Lead, Program Management Team, Project Director
Location	Central, Abuja

Opening Date: 13^th November 2024

Closing Date: 27^th November 2024

Project Overview

The Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria (IHVN), through funding from The Global Fund (GF), will be implementing the Grant Cycle 7 (GC7) grant, a combined TB &HIV effort pivotal to transforming TB & HIV programs. Under the leadership and coordination of the National AIDS and STDs Control Programme (NASCP), the National TB and Leprosy Control Programme (NTBLCP), and the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA), this project will increase the identification of all forms of TB cases in the community and ensure prompt access to high-quality, patient-centered prevention and treatment through a Nationwide coverage of TB Public-Private Mix active TB case finding effort, and Community TB testing. The HIV component of the grant will focus on four states (Ebonyi, Anambra, Kwara, and Gombe) for end-to-end HIV comprehensive services, community PMTCT scale-up in all states,  PrEP in the four GF-supported states and in other states where PEPFAR IPs will be operating, and support harm reduction program (specifically needles and syringes) in 12 states. Other focus areas include Health Systems Strengthening/Resilient and Sustainable Systems for Health (RSSH) and National level support activities.

Position Overview

Under the supervision of the Program Manager, the (SPO SI) will ensure data quality and best practices in data collection, data management, and data reporting at different levels. Promote health system strengthening activities.

Description and objectives:

Under the supervision of the Program Manager SI, the SPO will provide strategic leadership in the design, development, and implementation of the M&E framework within the state or region of implementation.

Responsibilities:

• Ensure that data collection and reporting flow are strictly adhered to
• Troubleshoot data flow choke points and resolve them in a timely manner.
• Ensure proper management of PMM data
• Distribution of Data Collection Tools to thematic areas
• Liaise with different thematic units to resolve data quality issues and take necessary corrective actions
• Participate in periodic external data quality assessments
• Ensure strict adherence to M&E SOPs.
• Supervise the daily activities of Data entry clerks & documentation clerks at the site
• Ensure timely, complete, and consistent reports come in from sites
• Ensure the utilization of standardized monitoring and evaluation indicators and tools for consistency in measurement at all supported sites
• Monitor the stock balance of DCTs at sites and ensure availability at all times; submission of DCT utilization reports.
• Participate in data processes from collection, collation, analysis, reporting, and use.
• Participate in health system-strengthening activities
• Assist in generating regular gap analysis to show site progress towards achieving set targets.
• Provide regular on site supervision and mentoring on monitoring and evaluation processes and tools
• Participate in periodic data quality assessments at IHVN-supported sites
• Participate in all HMIS processes in the state
• Perform other duties as assigned by his/her Head of Unit, Strategic Information

Required competencies:

Core requirements:

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills to convey complex information clearly and concisely.
• Ability to prepare comprehensive reports and present findings to diverse audiences.
• Strong analytical and quantitative skills to interpret data and draw meaningful conclusions.
• Ability to analyze trends, identify patterns, and make data-driven recommendations.

Education and Experience:

Academic training:

• A University degree in any of the following or related fields: Medicine, Pharmacy, natural and social sciences, statistics and epidemiology. A master’s degree will be an added advantage.
• A minimum of 5-8 years of relevant work experience in monitoring and evaluation roles.
• Experience in roles with progressively increasing responsibilities, demonstrating a track record of success and growth in the field.
• Direct experience in designing and implementing monitoring and evaluation frameworks for projects or programs, focusing on measurable outcomes and impact.
• Proven experience in data analysis, interpretation, and reporting. Familiarity with statistical tools and software is often required.
• Experience in managing or leading a team, providing guidance and mentorship and ensuring the effective coordination of monitoring and evaluation activities.
• Understanding of project management principles, with the ability to coordinate M&E activities within project timelines.

Safeguarding (PSEAH):

As an organization, IHVN takes the issue of Protection against Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) seriously, because safeguarding the people we interface with in all our programmatic work is of the utmost importance to us. 

IHVN only recruits’ representatives who are suited and abide by the strict responsibility of SEAH.

By applying to this role, you are agreeing to IHVN carrying out a background check on you with respect to SEAH records and you also confirm that not before or after being hired will you breach the IHVN policy on SEAH.

Equal employment opportunity statement:

IHVN is an equal employment employer. We do not engage in practices that discriminate against any person employed or seeking employment based on religion, gender, national or ethnic origin, age, marital status, genetic information, or any other status or characteristic protected under applicable laws.

Mode of Application:

• Application letter and detailed curriculum vitae in Microsoft Word format should be forwarded to the Assistant Director, Human Resources through this email address: [email protected] This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
• This advert closes 14 days from the date of this publication, and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.  

The Institute of Human Virology (IHVN) is a leading and reputable non-governmental organization addressing infectious and non-infectious diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis, and cancer through prevention, diagnosis, treatment, capacity building, research, care, and support services. IHVN is in partnership with local and international organizations and the different tiers of the government of Nigeria at the national, state, and local levels. The Institute’s vision is to provide quality health services, capacity building, and research in West Africa and beyond.

To further drive quality and engender global best practices in HIV and TB care and treatment, IHVN is seeking qualified candidates for the following position:

Position	Program Officer-Health Informatics (Java Developer)
Scheduled Work Time	Monday – Friday (Flexibility, willing to travel and work weekends)
Reports to	Director Strategic Information
Location	Central, Abuja

Opening Date: 12th November, 2024

Closing Date: 27th November 2024

Position Overview

The Health Informatics Unit, within the Department of Strategic Information at the Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria (IHVN), leads the implementation of Health Information Systems designed to support public health interventions at both facility and community levels.

The Unit oversees a range of Health Information Systems, including the Nigeria Medical Record System (NMRS), Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), DHIS2, NMRS Community Mobile Systems, National Data Repository (NDR), NMRS Commodity Management Module, NMRS-to-LIMS exchange module, NOMIS, IHVN Central Data Repository (CDR), and additional emerging platforms.

The Unit’s mission is to deploy functional, sustainable, and locally relevant Health Information Systems that ensure the availability of high-quality data, enhancing patient care, and enabling robust monitoring and surveillance of public health programs.

Responsibilities:

• Extend the functionality of the Nigeria Medical Record System by building custom modules in line with the needs of our very dynamic HIV AIDS, TB, PMTCT, and HTS program.
• Extend the functionality of other Health Information systems like Central Database Repository, NMRS Mobile or  DHIS2 in line with changing user needs.
• Test components Health Information System Components, NMRS modules, and applications (mobile and web) developed by other CDC partners before deployment.
• API integration of different Health Information Systems for a secure data exchange. Example EMR to Central Database JSON exchange, EMR to SMS system exchange.
• Ensure that standard software development processes and protocols are followed in all software projects (Clean Coding, Architecture, Documentation, Source Code management)
• Routine reporting to the Program Manager Health Informatics on the status of Health Informatics Interventions at facility and community level (NMRS Module Deployment
• Any other responsibilities may be assigned as our Health Information System needs change with time.

Specific Deliverables:

• Central Data Repository Upgrades: Develop, Upgrade, and Maintain Java Components of IHVN’s CDR (ETL, Consumer, MongoDB, Application Servers etc).

• OpenMRS Development: Develop, Upgrade, and Maintain NMRS Modules Reporting Module, SMS Module, OpenMRS Synch Module.

• HIS Component Development: Participate in the development of Health Information System components like PIMS, Facility Registry (FR), Health Worker Registry (HWR), Terminology Service (TS), Shared Health Record (SHR), and Deduplication Service as required by FG and other stakeholders.

• Testing and Debugging: Testing, debugging, maintaining, and troubleshooting issues with HIS components developed in-house or by 3^rd parties.

• Software Engineering Best Practices: Adhere to Software Engineering best practices (Documentation, Testing, Development, Source Code Management, Deployment etc)

• Routine Reporting: Ensure that superiors and other stakeholders are updated routinely on the progress of Health Informatics-related interventions at the facility or community level.

Education,  required skills and experience:

• Bachelor’s degree or HND in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Physics, or related fields.
• Strong proficiency in Java and experience working with Java-based frameworks.
• Experience in customizing and extending OpenMRS, DHIS2, OpenSRP2, or similar Health Information Systems.
• Hands-on experience with ETL processes and transforming large datasets for analytical purposes.
• Experience with MongoDB, PostgreSQL and MySQL for data storage and retrieval.
• Knowledge of data integration methods, especially in healthcare environments.
• Familiarity with RESTful APIs and web services.
• Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work in a collaborative team environment.
• Experience with version control systems like Git.

Additional Qualifications:

• Experience in public health or healthcare informatics.
• Familiarity with FHIR or other healthcare data standards.
• Experience working with OpenMRS, DHIS2, OpenSRP2
• Knowledge of Docker, Kubernetes, or other containerization technologies.

Willingness to travel to the States within Nigeria.

Safeguarding (PSEAH):

As an organization, IHVN takes the issue of Protection against Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) seriously, because safeguarding the people we interface with in all our programmatic work is of the utmost importance to us. 

IHVN only recruits’ representatives who are suited and abides to the strict responsibility of SEAH.

By applying to this role, you are agreeing to IHVN carrying out a background check on you with respect to SEAH records and you also confirm that not before or after being hired will you breach the IHVN policy on SEAH.

Equal employment opportunity statement:

IHVN is an equal employment employer. We do not engage in practices that discriminate against any person employed or seeking employment based on religion, gender, national or ethnic origin, age, marital status, genetic information, or any other status or characteristic protected under applicable laws.

Mode of Application:

• Application letter and detailed curriculum vitae in Microsoft Word format should be forwarded to the Assistant Director, Human Resources through this email address: [email protected] This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
• This advert closes 14 days from the date of this publication, and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.  

The Institute of Human Virology (IHVN) is a leading and reputable non-governmental organization addressing infectious and non-infectious diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis, and cancer through prevention, diagnosis, treatment, capacity building, research, care, and support services. IHVN is in partnership with local and international organizations and the different tiers of the government of Nigeria at the national, state, and local levels. The Institute’s vision is to provide quality health services, capacity building, and research in West Africa and beyond.

To further drive quality and engender global best practices in HIV and TB care and treatment, IHVN is seeking qualified candidates for the following position:

Position	Program Officer-OVC
Scheduled Work Time	Monday – Friday (Flexibility, willing to travel and work weekends)
Reports to	Regional Manager /Program Manager-OVC
Location	Katsina

Opening Date: 1^st November, 2024

Closing Date: 14^th November, 2024

Description and objectives:

The Program Officer OVC under the supervision of the Regional Manager and Program Manager, he/she will be responsible for facilitating direct field level implementation of OVC interventions, including identification and enrolment of OVC beneficiaries and their caregivers, identification of OVC eligible for preventive interventions, management of clinical schedules and mobilization and referral of beneficiaries for services. He/She will direct the support of OVC and households to achieve healthy, schooled, stable and safe goals. Education, psychosocial support, child protection, legal support, nutrition, economic security services within the case plan achievement benchmarks. 

Job Duties and Responsibilities:

• Be responsible for supporting the program manager in the management and coordination of the OVC program in the state. 
• Provide technical assistance and training as appropriate to CBOs to ensure that high standards of programming are provided. 
• Carry out mentoring & supportive visits to CBOs at least monthly to ensure that CBO documentation, reporting to LGAs, NOMIS, DQA implementation is up to date. 
• Ensure all mentoring visits to CBOs are duly documented in the CBOs visitor’s book and document gaps identified, actions to be taken to address these gaps and time frame for addressing gaps. 
• Routinely carry out independent quarterly DQA to validate OVC data and ensure that they own their data.                                                        
• Attend community gender meetings, parenting sessions and AGYW meetings to guide implementation.                                                          
• Support CBOs establish adolescent and young person’s SG in block grant schools, kid’s clubs and adolescent clubs.                                                                            
• Support CBOs establish functional Village Savings and Loan Association Groups for all caregivers and collate SG data using SAVIX.                                                                             
• Assess, review, and recommend for approval of all block grant projects prior to implementation by the CBO.      
• Participate in quarterly CBO/health facility case conference for unsuppressed CALHIV
• Support CBOs identify government supported welfare packages in the state and facilitate linkage for OVC and their caregivers.                                                                      
• Organize quarterly regional OVC review meetings to include state, LGA OVC desk officers              Support CBOs establish standardized kids and adolescent clubs using the learning from PSS training and empower older OVC to lead club meetings.                                                                    
• Support CBOs to have functional Child Protection committees that are linked to the state child protection network.                                                                     
• Support CBOs establish functional IYCF support groups in the community.                             
• Review and recommend for approval concept notes for HES prior to implementation by CBOs with caregivers.                                                                        
• Routinely attend HES caregiver’s meetings to engage and review implementation with HES beneficiaries.                                                                         
• Ensure that CBOs step down and document ALL training to staff and volunteers.  
• Ensure that CBOs have and document routine monthly interaction with ALL volunteers 
• Support CBOs synthesize and document innovative quality improvement efforts and success stories.                                                               
• Ensure that CBOs always have adequate supply of OVC DCTs.                                       
• Prepare and submit monthly OVC state report of activities
• And any other duties assigned by the State regional manager/ Program Manager

Minimum Qualifications:

Must possess a BSc degree in public health, Nursing or Social sciences or related fields, preferably master’s in public health, Epidemiology or relevant field is an added advantage.

• At least 2-5 years of direct involvement in community development work, technical support, management and administrative leadership in similar activities
• Experience working with governments, LGAs and community structures is desirable
•  Must have atleast 3years of experience with social development, health child protection, household, social protection, education, health and nutrition and HIV/AIDS care and support.
• Experience in the prevention of HIV/AIDS with a focus on highly vulnerable children.
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively with local government, community and public health facilities, private sector entities, and local community structures
• Commitment to the wellbeing of children and safeguarding and child protection matters
• Experience engaging with government departments (e.g., Ministry of Health, regional health bureau, local health institutions) and partner organizations
• Experience with CDC/USAID funded PEPFAR OVC and or HIV/AIDS programs is an added advantage.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Good interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
• Ability to coordinate multiple assignments and deliver quality work on time
• Skills in determining priorities
• Stakeholder collaboration skills and ability to appropriately represent the organization by engaging with stakeholders.
• Ability to always represent the project in a professional manner
• Strong interpersonal skills and positive professional attitude
• Excellent written and communication skills in English language
• Skills in MS Windows and MS Office packages (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), Web Conferencing Applications, information management systems

Safeguarding (PSEAH):

As an organization, IHVN takes the issue of Protection against Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) seriously, because safeguarding the people we interface with in all our programmatic work is of the utmost importance to us. 

IHVN only recruits’ representatives who are suited and abides to the strict responsibility of SEAH.

By applying to this role, you are agreeing to IHVN carrying out a background check on you with respect to SEAH records and you also confirm that not before or after being hired will you breach the IHVN policy on SEAH.

Equal employment opportunity statement:

IHVN is an equal employment employer. We do not engage in practices that discriminate against any person employed or seeking employment based on religion, gender, national or ethnic origin, age, marital status, genetic information, or any other status or characteristic protected under applicable laws.

Mode of Application:

• Application letter and detailed curriculum vitae in Microsoft Word format should be forwarded to the Assistant Director, Human Resources through this email address: [email protected] This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
• This advert closes 14 days from the date of this publication, and only short-listed candidates will be contacted.