NAFASI ZA KAZI CLINICAL OFFICER.

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NAFASI ZA KAZI CLINICAL OFFICER.

Job Details

To help prepare study paperwork, teach staff on protocols, facilitate sample collection, and manage the procurement and distribution of research materials in Kagera, the Ifakara Health Institute is seeking a Clinical Officer. In addition, this position entails overseeing the gathering of field data, making sure that records are accurate, and keeping stakeholders informed.

Responsibilities:

Assist in preparing study documents.
Train staff on protocols.
Facilitate sample collection.
Support procurement and distribution of research materials.
Supervise field data collection.
Ensure accurate record-keeping of samples and materials.
Oversee timely delivery to the laboratory.
Maintain effective communication with stakeholders.
Contribute to study reports and manuscripts.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Requirements:

Diploma in Clinical Medicine
Experience in data and sample collection in health facilities and communities
Experience in supportive supervision of health facility staff and study teams
Experience with the MSMT2 project

Application Process:

All candidates who meet the above job requirements should send their application letters together with their detailed curriculum vitae (CVs) showing contact addresses including email, telephone/cell phone numbers and copies of academic and professional certificates to the email address below.

The deadline for this application is 16:30 hrs on Friday, 22 August 2025. All e-mail application subject lines should include: Clinical Officer. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for interview.

Senior Human Resources & Administration Manager
IFAKARA HEALTH INSTITUTE
Plot 463 MikocheniP.O. Box 78,373
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Email: recruitment@ihi.or.tz

Company Description

One of the most prominent health research institutions in Africa is the Ifakara Health Institute (IHI). IHI is a self-governing non-profit organization with over 50 years of experience, registered in Tanzania, and run by Tanzanians. IHI takes pleasure in working with internationally recognized tropical health research centers. IHI publishes more than 100 articles annually in peer-reviewed journals and employs 450 people, including 25 PhD scientists. Maternal, neonatal, and child health, malaria, neglected and emerging tropical illnesses, and demography are just a few of the many health-related research topics that IHI carries out. Biomedical and environmental studies, clinical trials, health-systems research, monitoring and evaluation, and policy translation are examples of disciplinary research groups. The company maintains offices in Bagamoyo, Dar es Salaam, and Ifakara.