Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNi) is an indigenous non-governmental organization that promotes socio-economic development by supporting a broad range of global health interventions, education, and economic initiatives in Nigeria. AHNi is an organization with robust interest in advancing the collective goals of the people and communities served. AHNi currently has its headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria.

Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNi) is proposing to implement an 18-month GAVI-supported Routine Immunization (RI) and Primary Health Care (PHC) Integration Project in 11 priority Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Kaduna State. The project aims to strengthen equitable access to quality RI and integrated PHC services, particularly for underserved and vulnerable populations, through community-driven and health systems strengthening approaches.

The intervention will be implemented in collaboration with Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) and other stakeholders to improve immunization coverage, reduce the number of zero-dose and under-immunized children, strengthen community engagement and accountability, enhance health workforce capacity, improve data-driven decision-making, and support efficient supply chain systems for sustainable service delivery.

The project aligns with national and state priorities on PHC revitalization, immunization equity, and health system strengthening, with the overall goal of improving maternal, newborn, child health, and immunization outcomes in Kaduna State.

To strengthen our operations and interventions in the country, we are seeking qualified candidates for the following position:

MOBILE OUTREACH SUPERVISOR: The Mobile Outreach Supervisor will coordinate and supervise the implementation of mobile immunization outreach services in underserved and hard-to-reach communities. S/he will lead the planning, coordination, and supervision of mobile immunization outreach services in underserved and hard-to-reach communities. The role ensures high-quality outreach implementation, strengthens community mobilization and demand generation, and oversees logistics, team performance, and service delivery standards. The Mobile Outreach Supervisor contributes to expanding equitable access to immunization, reducing zero-dose populations, and improving overall program performance.                                                                             

Minimum Recruitment Standard

• Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Public Health, Community Health, Health Education, Epidemiology, Biological Sciences, or related discipline.
• Registered Nurse, Community Health Extension Worker (CHEW), or related professional certification is an added advantage.
• Minimum of 3–5 years relevant experience in immunization programming, outreach coordination, or community health service delivery.
• Experience working on GAVI, Global Fund, UNICEF, WHO, DoS, or similar donor-funded public health projects is highly desirable.
• Strong understanding of routine immunization systems, outreach strategies, and PHC operations.
• Experience conducting supportive supervision, outreach coordination, and community mobilization activities.
• Familiarity with DHIS2, immunization reporting tools, and vaccine logistics systems.
• Strong communication, leadership, organizational, and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work effectively in remote and hard-to-reach settings.
• Knowledge of Kaduna State operational context and local languages is an added advantage.

Method of application: Interested and qualified Candidates should forward a suitability statement (application) and resume (CV) as a single MS Word document to: AHNi-PCTJobs@ahnigeria.org.ng

Vacancy closes: Applications will be received and reviewed on a rolling basis

Only applications sent electronically (i.e., by e-mail) with the job title and location clearly indicated as the subject of the mail will be considered and only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

AHNi is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Disclaimer: AHNi does not charge Candidates a fee for a test or interview