Consultant – Data analysis and Technical writing, HIV-Hepatitis-STI (HHS)

PATH · India

Organization
PATH
Location
India
Organization type
International NGO
Contract
Consultancy
Posted
15 November 2026
Deadline
25 November 2026 10 days left

Job details

Education
Master's degree
Languages
English (required)
Duration
2 months

excerpts from the official posting

The assignment will be for two months (November–December 2026). The consultant will work closely with the designated project team and submit deliverables according to the agreed timeline.

Profile

  • Postgraduate degree (Master’s or PhD) in Public Health, Infectious Diseases, Epidemiology, Health Systems or another relevant discipline.
  • Demonstrated experience in conducting literature reviews, evidence synthesis, or scientific research.
  • Familiarity with data analysis using SPSS/ STATA

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