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UNICEF
Drive Digital Health Transformation for Children and Communities in Bangladesh. Are you passionate about harnessing data, technology, and innovation to strengthen health systems and improve outcomes for children, adolescents, and women? UNICEF Bangladesh is seeking a dynamic and motivated Health Officer (eHMIS) to support the digital transformation of the health sector and advance the use of data for better decision-making and service delivery. Drawing on your expertise in digital health, health information systems, data integration, and analytics, you will help strengthen government-owned platforms that enhance the availability, quality, and use of health information across the country. Working closely with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, DGHS, DGFP, development partners, and technology providers, you will contribute to improving interoperability, data visualization, digital registries, geospatial planning, and evidence-based programme management. This role offers a unique opportunity to shape sustainable digital health solutions that strengthen primary health care, improve accountability, and expand equitable access to quality health services for the most vulnerable populations. If you are collaborative, solutions-oriented, digitally savvy, and committed to using technology for social impact, UNICEF Bangladesh would love to hear from you.
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