ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME OFFICER (NYSC ROLE WITH COMPULSORY) AT WORK IN NIGERIA | ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME JOBS IN DELTA

About Company:

Work in Nigeria is a talent recruitment and headhunting company based in Lagos Nigeria. Our overall goal is to redefine the recruitment sector by sourcing, shortlisting and placing suitable and top-notch talent in for our client’s businesses. We provide top notch and streamlined recruitment and candidate placement services on a permanent, contractual and interim basis across all grade levels and sectors. At Work In Nigeria, we also provide employability and career advisory support to individuals and career professionals who require expert coaching and guidance with making career decisions.

Job Description:

• Support the planning and implementation of the foundation’s health programmes and outreach activities.
• Assist in coordinating maternal health education, screenings, and community engagements.
• Support data collection, basic health reporting, and documentation of programme outcomes.
• Liaise with healthcare providers, community health workers, and local stakeholders.
• Support monitoring of programme quality, safety, and adherence to health protocols.
• Assist with logistics, beneficiary coordination, and reporting for health interventions.
• Support health awareness campaigns and training sessions.

Requirements:

• A Degree or Diploma in Nursing, Midwifery, Community Health, Medical
• Laboratory Science, Public Health, or another recognised paramedical field is required.
• 2 - 3 years of experience working in healthcare delivery, community health, or maternal health programmes are an advantage.
• Experience with NGOs, foundations, or community-based health initiatives is desirable.
• Basic clinical or health systems knowledge relevant to maternal and community health.
• Strong communication and community engagement skills.
• Organisational and reporting abilities.
• Ability to handle sensitive health information with confidentiality and care.
• Compassionate, culturally sensitive, calm under pressure, ethically grounded, dependable, and deeply committed to improving health outcomes.

Salary

Application Closing Date: 31st March, 2026

Application Instructions:

Interested candidates should send their CV to: favour@workinnigeria.org using the Job Title as the subject of the email.