Data Collectors – Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center for Communication Programs

Health Care, Social Sciences and Community

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center for Communication Programs

Helping people make healthy choices has been the goal of CCP since its formal opening in 1988. But our history starts a decade before that, when, in 1979, Dr. Phyllis Piotrow brought the project that became the Population Information Program to the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. In 1982, she added the Population Communication Services project.

In 1988, in recognition of the crucial role of communication in public health, JHU established the Center for Communication Programs, better known around the world as CCP. Since that time, CCP’s powerful programming, teaching and research has literally touched billions of people. Today, CCP has over 60 projects that reach people in more than 30 countries and has yearly expenditures of over $100 million. Our major donors include the United States Agency for International Development, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, UNICEF, DFID, and more. CCP is now based within the Department of Health, Behavior and Society at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

We invite you to learn more about our work, our staff and our vision for the future of communication in public health.

• Participate in training and pretesting of data collectors and supervisors for five days. 
• Establish list of pregnant women per kebele using health center records
• Recruit study participants as per the study protocol.
• Administer consent with eligible study participants. 
• Conduct interviews at home with sampled individuals in local language.  
• Closely work with field supervisor and CCP/RME team   

• At least BA/BSc degree in nutrition, health, statistics, or social science fields with at least three quantitative data collection experience  
• Knowledge of Amharic PLUS any one of the local languages listed in the table.

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