About this role
A Nurse is sought by Jireh Doo Foundation in Benue to supervise GBV case workers and outreach staff, and to support monitoring, reporting and coordination of case management and related services for survivors of gender-based violence. The role involves data reporting, ensuring referral and information management systems, and collaborating with project staff and external partners including donors and government and NGO actors. It focuses on identifying immediate needs, facilitating psychosocial, education and livelihoods interventions, and delivering life-skills sessions for adolescents. The position targets female candidates with relevant nursing or health qualifications and experience in humanitarian settings, particularly in GBV programmes, with preference for local language skills and cross-cultural supervision experience.
What you would do
- Directly supervise GBV Case Workers and Outreach Workers.
- Produce weekly and monthly data and regular narrative reports.
- Support implementation and ensure adherence to monitoring and evaluation plans.
- Coordinate with other GBV service providers on case management.
- Ensure solid case management, referral and information management systems for survivors of GBV.
- Collaborate with project staff to ensure referrals to psychosocial support, mental health, education and livelihoods interventions.
- Identify immediate needs of women and adolescent girls during rapid assessments and respond.
- Identify vulnerable women and adolescent girls, profile them and provide dignity kits.
- Facilitate life-skills training sessions for adolescent boys and girls.
- Maintain oversight, quality control and reporting systems with regular field monitoring.
What they are asking for
- B.Sc. in Nursing, Public Health, Reproductive/Sexual Health, Midwifery, Human Rights or related field.
- At least 2 years' experience in GBV programmes, preferably social work or case management in humanitarian settings.
- Experience supervising a team in cross-cultural settings, especially Case Workers.
- Experience in emergency preparedness and response; experience with case files and documentation.
- Experience facilitating life-skills sessions for adolescent girls preferred.
- Good self-organisation and basic management skills.
- Knowledge of Kanuri and Hausa; ability to maintain confidentiality.
- Fluency in English and Hausa (written and spoken).
- Familiarity with Monitoring & Evaluation of projects in BAY states.
- Candidates from Yobe State with relevant language/context experience are encouraged.
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