Field Enumerator, SQ-LNS - Talent Pool

About Evidence Action

At Evidence Action, we deliver data-driven interventions that transform lives at an unprecedented scale. We identify neglected global health issues and deploy proven solutions, forging healthier futures for generations.

Our model operationalises leading academic research (including from Nobel-winning economists). We measure progress and outcomes at every stage to ensure we’re making a real impact for people living in poverty and suffering from preventable or treatable health issues. Operating across 11 countries, our team of 900+ has reached over 500 million people, working closely with governments to scale these interventions.

Our Deworm the World program has delivered over 2 billion treatments, significantly reducing worm prevalence and generating more than $23 billion in lifetime productivity gains.

Through Safe Water Now, we’ve saved the lives of over 15,000 children.

Our Accelerator explores untapped opportunities in global health, testing low-cost interventions with the greatest potential to save and improve lives.

At Evidence Action, your colleagues are your greatest asset. You'll partner with high-calibre colleagues in an environment blending innovation, autonomy, and teamwork. Our team excels in disruptive thinking and believes in rolling up our sleeves to get things done. If you're looking to work flexibly and with purpose, join a team that delivers measurable change for millions.

About the Talent Pool

Evidence Action is building a Talent Pool of qualified Field Enumerators to support upcoming Monitoring, Learning, and Evaluation (MLE) activities under the Small-Quantity Lipid-Based Nutrient Supplements (SQ-LNS) program.

By joining our Talent Pool, you will be considered for future short-term field assignments as project needs arise. Placement into the Talent Pool does not constitute an offer of employment or guarantee deployment. Candidates may be contacted and engaged based on project requirements, location, availability, and successful completion of any required assessments or training.

Job purpose

When engaged, Field Enumerators will support the implementation of SQ-LNS monitoring and evaluation activities by collecting high-quality data from health facilities, reviewing programme records, and conducting interviews with health workers and other relevant stakeholders. The data collected will contribute to programme monitoring, learning, decision-making, and continuous programme improvement.

Eligible Locations

We are currently seeking candidates who reside in any of the following states:

• Adamawa
• Bauchi
• Gombe
• Jigawa
• Kaduna
• Kano
• Kebbi
• Plateau
• Sokoto

Applicants must currently reside in one of the listed states and have a good understanding of the local communities and languages spoken within their area of deployment.

Duties and responsibilities

• Participate in survey training and pilot exercises.
• Conduct health facility assessments using approved digital data collection tools.
• Administer interviews with health workers and facility personnel.
• Review facility registers, service delivery records, and program documentation.
• Collect data on commodity availability, service delivery, referrals, and SQ-LNS implementation performance.
• Ensure completeness, accuracy, and consistency of all survey responses.
• Submit data daily and promptly resolve data quality issues identified by supervisors.
• Adhere to ethical, safeguarding, confidentiality, and data protection requirements.
• Support field logistics and coordination with facility staff and local stakeholders.
• Any other tasks assigned by the supervisor.

Key performance Indicators

• ≥95% of assigned sampled facilities successfully surveyed.
• Daily submission of complete and error-free survey records.
• Compliance with survey protocols and ethical standards.
• Timely completion of assigned data collection activities.
• Low data error rate and successful completion of quality checks.
• Full physical attendance and active participation during training and field deployment activities.

Working conditions

• Frequent travel to health facilities across assigned states and LGAs.
• Extensive fieldwork, including visits to hard-to-reach locations.
• May require overnight stays and extended working hours during survey periods.
• Work will be conducted in both urban and rural settings under varying field conditions.