Hode Educational & Social Services Organization (HESSO), established in 2016, is an Afghan non-profit organization dedicated to promoting education, social services, and community development. HESSO works to empower vulnerable groups through education, awareness, and capacity-building initiatives to create sustainable, positive change in society.

• Conduct structured and semi-structured interviews with healthcare providers, nurses, and laboratory personnel.
• Extract patient data from medical records using standardized tools (including demographics, symptoms, treatments, lab results, and outcomes).
• Ensure strict ethical compliance and maintain confidentiality in all data collection processes.
• Coordinate closely with hospital focal points, the principal investigator, and the central research team.
• Accurately enter and regularly submit collected data using the provided templates or mobile applications.
• Attend training sessions and follow-up meetings as required.
• Provide weekly updates and a final summary report of data collection activities in the assigned province.
• Conduct structured and semi-structured interviews with healthcare providers, nurses, and laboratory personnel.
• Extract patient data from medical records using standardized tools (including demographics, symptoms, treatments, lab results, and outcomes).
• Ensure strict ethical compliance and maintain confidentiality in all data collection processes.
• Coordinate closely with hospital focal points, the principal investigator, and the central research team.
• Accurately enter and regularly submit collected data using the provided templates or mobile applications.
• Attend training sessions and follow-up meetings as required.
• Provide weekly updates and a final summary report of data collection activities in the assigned province.

• Bachelor’s degree in medical laboratory technology, public health, nursing, medicine, or a related health science field.
• At least 1 year of relevant experience in data collection, research, or healthcare service delivery.
• Familiarity with infectious diseases, especially hemorrhagic fevers, is preferred.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, particularly when interacting with healthcare professionals and patients’ families.
• Knowledge of the local language of the province and basic English skills.
• Strong commitment to ethical standards and maintaining data confidentiality.
• Residing in or willing to work full-time in the assigned province.

Interested candidates are requested to submit their updated CV and a brief cover letter clearly mentioning the position title and vocancy number in the subject line to this email (hr@hodeaf.org) by no later than the closing date. Only shortlisted applicants meeting the requirements will be contacted for further steps. Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.