Overview
Support qualitative data organization, coding, analysis, and synthesis for a case study on drowning prevention in Viet Nam using implementation research approaches.
Key Responsibilities
- Organize and manage qualitative datasets, transcripts, and reference materials.
- Conduct qualitative coding and thematic analysis using the CFIR framework.
- Support 10–12 key informant interviews and consultation meetings.
- Support analysis, revision, and finalization of key findings and analytical outputs.
- Consult with MOH/AMCA, WHO, JHU and relevant partners on data and analysis results.
- Coordinate closely with the Lead National Consultant, WHO, JHU and MOH.
- Prepare analytical summaries, thematic matrices, synthesis tables, and evidence summaries.
- Provide inputs to analytical sections of reports and presentations.
- Participate in technical discussions, consultation meetings, and progress review sessions.
- Ensure quality, consistency, and finalization of coded datasets and analytical outputs.
Required Experience
- At least 5 years of relevant professional experience in qualitative research, public health research, or implementation research.
- Experience in qualitative data coding and thematic analysis.
- Experience organizing research datasets and analytical materials.
- Experience using NVivo or similar qualitative analysis software (desirable).
- Experience supporting implementation research or policy research studies (desirable).
- Knowledge of implementation science approaches and frameworks, including CFIR (desirable).
- Knowledge of drowning prevention or injury prevention programmes (desirable).
Qualifications
- University degree in public health, epidemiology, social sciences, health research, statistics, or related fields.
- Postgraduate training in qualitative research or implementation research (desirable).
