Enumerators

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Last Mile Health is recruiting qualified, motivated, and field-ready Enumerators to support the Endline Evaluation of the Mothers-to-Mothers Project in Rivercess County, Liberia.For free access to verified and authentic job vacancies, scholarships, grants and professional trainings, follow us on:
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Reporting to the Project Manager for Clinical Innovations, Enumerators will lead qualitative data collection using the Most Significant Change (MSC) methodology, capturing participants' real-life stories of change, documenting transcripts, and supporting daily quality assurance processes across remote, rural health communities.

Position Details
  • Job Title: Enumerators (Mothers-to-Mothers Project Endline Evaluation)
  • Employer: Last Mile Health (LMH)
  • Duty Station: Rivercess County, Liberia (On-site / Field-based)
  • Contract Duration: 15 Days (Short-term / Contracted)
  • Eligibility: Open exclusively to Liberian nationals currently located in Liberia
  • Posting Date: September 25, 2026
  • Application Deadline: Reviewed on a rolling basis (Early submission is strongly advised)
  • Gender Focus: Female candidates are highly encouraged to apply due to the reproductive and maternal health nature of the role.For free access to verified and authentic job vacancies, scholarships, grants and professional trainings, follow us on:
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Key Responsibilities
  • Phase 1: Preparation & Training: Participate fully in orientation workshops on the Most Significant Change (MSC) approach, qualitative probing, and research ethics.
  • Phase 2: Field Data Collection: Conduct qualitative interviews and facilitate participant storytelling using MSC methodology; record audio using digital recorders/smartphones; maintain detailed field notes.
  • Phase 3: Quality Assurance: Review completed interviews daily for accuracy; participate in debriefing sessions; flag gaps or inconsistencies; adhere to strict safeguarding and ethical protocols.
  • Phase 4: Transcription & Reporting: Transcribe and translate local language interviews into accurate English transcripts using approved templates; organize audio files and consent forms; participate in story selection discussions.For free access to verified and authentic job vacancies, scholarships, grants and professional trainings, follow us on:
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Requirements & Qualifications
  • Minimum of a Diploma or Associate Degree (Bachelor's degree preferred) in Qualitative Research, Public Health, Nursing, Community Health, or a related social science discipline.
  • Proven experience conducting qualitative interviews and supporting Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, and Learning (MERL) activities.
  • Experience working in rural, hard-to-reach communities and challenging terrains (ability to travel long distances on foot or by motorbike).
  • Strong qualitative interviewing, active listening, probing, and narrative documentation skills.
  • Proficiency in basic computer software, specifically Microsoft Word, digital audio recorders, and mobile data entry tools.
  • Fluency in English and Liberian English; strong ethical judgment and commitment to participant confidentiality and informed consent.
  • Prior hands-on experience using the Most Significant Change (MSC) evaluation methodology.
  • Fluency in the local Bassa language.
  • Demonstrated experience translating local language audio recordings into precise English transcripts.
  • Familiarity with maternal, newborn, child health (MNCH), or community health systems.For free access to verified and authentic job vacancies, scholarships, grants and professional trainings, follow us on:
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How to Apply
Interested and qualified Liberian nationals should click here to submit their application 
Required Materials: Updated CV/Resume and complete personal contact details.
Deadline: Rolling Review (Applications are processed as they are received until all field positions are filled).For free access to verified and authentic job vacancies, scholarships, grants and professional trainings, follow us on:
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Expert Application Tip from Reliable Opportunities Hub:
When applying for field research and enumeration contracts with global health organizations like Last Mile Health, selection teams look for candidates who combine strong qualitative field skills with local community fluency. In your resume and application responses, clearly highlight any previous field work in rural settings—especially in Rivercess County or Southeast Liberia—and emphasize your specific experience with storytelling frameworks, audio transcription, or maternal and child health programs. Furthermore, explicitly stating your ability to speak Bassa and your familiarity with digital audio tools or the Most Significant Change (MSC) methodology will significantly boost your profile during the rolling review process.
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