Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) is hiring Administrative Interns in Kisumu.
The interns will be trained on:
- Nutrition research methodologies, including study design, data collection techniques such as dietary assessments and anthropometry, and ethical considerations in human research.
- Data management and analysis, including data entry, cleaning, basic statistical analysis, interpretation and presentation of nutrition data, and use of digital field data collection tools.
- Community nutrition and public health programming, including planning and implementing nutrition interventions, delivering targeted nutrition education, and monitoring and evaluating nutrition programs
- Nutrition surveillance and policy, including understanding Kenya’s key nutrition guidelines, using nutrition indicators for decision-making, and the role of surveillance systems in health and nutrition
- Organizing meetings, workshops, and field activities.
- Any other duties as assigned to support project operations.
Qualifications
Good team player
2 Â Â Presentation skills
3   Must have graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Accounting, Finance or equivalent qualification from a recognized institution.
4 Â Â Be a Kenyan youth below 30 years of age
5 Â Â Interpersonal and communication skills
6 Â Â Analytical and report writing skills
7 Â Â Should have graduated and obtained the relevant final certificate.