Anthropometric Assistant

Category Development Sector

Salary 60,000-62,000

Type Full Time Positions 10

Experience 3 years

Job Description:

• Anthropometric Measurements:
  Accurately perform MUAC, weight, and height/length measurements for children and pregnant/lactating women (PLWs) in accordance with BNP protocols.
• Record Management:
  Maintain and regularly update TSFP and OTP registers, ensuring accuracy and compliance with data recording standards.
• SBCC Awareness Sessions:
  Conduct awareness sessions on Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC), focusing on the use of SNF, importance of nutrition, hygiene, and maternal and child health, as per BNP guidelines.
• Equipment Maintenance:
  Ensure all anthropometric equipment (e.g., scales, MUAC tapes, height/length boards) is clean, well-maintained, and securely stored.
• Reporting Support:
  Support the FC Coordinator in preparing daily and weekly reports related to measurements and awareness sessions.

Additional Responsibilities (when and where required):

• Crowd Management:
  In the absence of a designated Crowd Controller, manage beneficiary flow at the FC and maintain the Crowd Controller Register to ensure organized service delivery.
• Field Mobilization:
  Participate in need-based field visits (BISP Cash Camps) to support social mobilization activities, in coordination with the Social Mobilizer and/or FC Coordinator.
• Follow-Up Support (SAM & MAM Cases):
  Assist in the follow-up of defaulters and due cases (Yellow, Red, Black categories)—especially SAM and MAM cases—as directed by the FC Coordinator. Record feedback and assist with proper documentation of follow-up outcomes.

Education:

• Preference will be given to candidates with a Bachelor's degree in Nutrition, Public Health, or a related discipline.

Experience:

• At least 1–2 years of experience in community-based health/nutrition programs.
• Prior experience in conducting anthropometric measurements and working in CMAM/TSFP/OTP settings is preferable.

Knowledge & Skills:

• Strong understanding of basic nutrition concepts, particularly related to stunting, wasting, SAM/MAM.
• Proficient in performing MUAC, height/length, and weight measurements with accuracy.
• Experience in maintaining health/nutrition records (e.g., TSFP/OTP registers).
• Familiarity with SBCC (Social and Behavior Change Communication) approaches.
• Good interpersonal and community mobilization skills.
• Problem-solving and decision-making abilities in field settings.
• Ability to manage crowds and assist in client flow during busy FC hours.
• Basic data collection and reporting skills.
• Computer literacy: Able to use Android devices and Microsoft Office (Excel, Word) for reporting purposes.

Languages:

• Fluency in Urdu and the local dialect of the duty station.

Basic English communication skills, especially for reporting and coordination

Note:Preference will be given to candidates from the local community of the district

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