Enumerators: Mothers-to-Mothers (Public Health)

Location: On-site in Rivercess County, Liberia; open only to Liberian nationals currently located in Liberia.

Company

hirify.global partners with governments to strengthen community health worker systems and deliver primary care in remote communities.

What you will do

• Participate in orientation and training on the Most Significant Change methodology, qualitative interviewing, and ethical procedures.
• Conduct qualitative interviews with project participants in selected rural communities and facilitate participant storytelling.
• Record interviews with digital audio equipment, maintain detailed field notes, and review interviews daily for completeness and quality.
• Join debriefings, identify emerging themes and lessons, and flag inconsistencies or documentation gaps.
• Transcribe and translate interviews into English where required while preserving participants’ original meaning.
• Organize transcripts, audio recordings, consent forms, and field notes, and submit documentation according to agreed timelines.

Requirements

• At least a diploma or associate degree; a bachelor’s degree or relevant training in qualitative research, public health, nursing, or community health is beneficial.
• Experience with qualitative interviews, monitoring and evaluation, research, or learning activities is beneficial.
• Ability to speak and write English and communicate in local Liberian English.
• Strong active listening, probing, documentation, organization, confidentiality, cultural sensitivity, and ethical judgment.
• Ability to work independently in remote settings and collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.
• Must be a Liberian national currently located in Liberia and available for on-site fieldwork in Rivercess County.

Nice to have

• Previous experience using the Most Significant Change methodology.
• Ability to speak Bassa and translate local-language interviews into accurate English transcripts.
• Experience working in rural or hard-to-reach communities or with maternal, child, or community health programs.
• Experience using digital audio recorders and smartphones for data collection, plus basic Microsoft Word skills.
• Female candidates are highly encouraged to apply due to the reproductive health focus of the role.

Culture & Benefits

• Fifteen-day contracted assignment supporting an endline evaluation.
• Extensive travel to remote communities, including motorbike riding or long-distance walking where necessary.
• Fieldwork may involve challenging terrain and varying weather conditions.
• Work follows established evaluation, safeguarding, informed-consent, privacy, and data-security protocols.
• Reasonable accommodations are available during the selection process upon request.