Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research Nigeria (CCCRN) – hiring Integrated Health / Quality Improvement Service Optimizer

The Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research is an indigenous, non-profit organization that promotes best practices in health care delivery, medical training and research using locally adapted models of health systems strengthening. Established in 2010, CCCRN implements projects through a team of experienced health and allied professionals that include clinicians, laboratorians, community workers and health information specialists and in partnership with multiple national and international organizations. Touching lives in a unique way, CCCRN has established its footprints in 14 states of Nigeria, where it has and continues to implement quality health initiatives that impact public health, and to contribute to the global knowledge of effective health solutions within resource constrained settings. Our guiding philosophy is to provide best possible care solutions for each client, magnifying same approach to reach many more in reaching public health goals.

We invites applications from suitably qualified and interested candidates to fill the position below:

 Job Title: Integrated Health / Quality Improvement Service Optimizer

Locations: Kano – 12, Jigawa – 4, Sokoto – 5, Kebbi – 7 and Zamfara – 4
Slots: 32 Openings

Details

• We invite applications from suitably qualified and interested candidates for the position under the BRIDGE-N Project in Kano, Jigawa, Sokoto, Kebbi and Zamfara States. Successful candidates will support health facilities and community teams in the integrated delivery of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH), and malaria interventions to strengthen service quality, continuity of care, and overall health outcomes.
• BRIDGE-N stands for Building Resilient Integrated Delivery of HIV, TB, Malaria and MNCH Services for Government-led Effective Health System in Nigeria. The project works with government and facility structures to support continuity and quality of services across HIV, tuberculosis (TB), malaria, and maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH).

Key Responsibilities

• Support facilities to integrate HIV, TB, malaria and MNCH services (including ANC/PMTCT, child health and TB/HIV), and to apply continuous quality improvement approaches to improve service delivery and client outcomes.
• Provide on-the-job mentorship to healthcare workers;
• Facilitate quality improvement team meetings;
• Identify service-delivery gaps through data and client feedback;
• Support root-cause analysis, improvement plans and the testing of change ideas;
• Monitor results
• Promote integrated, client-centred care and document and share effective practices.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree or HND in Public Health, Nursing, Midwifery, Medicine, Health Administration, or another relevant health-related field.
• Experience in quality improvement, clinical mentoring, HIV / TB / MNCH or other public health programs, and facility-level performance monitoring is desirable.
• Training or certification in quality improvement methods is an advantage.

General Requirements:

• Ability to work collaboratively with facility and community teams in the assigned location.
• Commitment to continuity and quality of integrated health services.
• Willingness to comply with approved project, government and facility procedures, including confidentiality and relevant safety requirements.
• Ability to communicate fluently in Hausa and English; residents of the state of application are encouraged to apply.

Application Deadline 
13th November, 2026.

METHOD OF APPLICATION 

Interested and qualified candidates should use link below to apply.

Click here to apply online

Note: Interested candidates are encouraged to click on the link above, complete the form, and submit their CV / resume and cover letter.