• Work with study team to identify and approach potential study participants. • · Conduct the informed consent process with study participants. • · Conduct in-depth interviews (IDIs) with caregivers ensuring non-biased, consistent, complete and accurate data is collected from study participants. • · Writing contact summaries detailing stories of the study participants. • · Transcribe all interviews conducted in English and where necessary translate the interviews from the local language to English using meaning based translation. • · Participate in qualitative data synthesis and analysis following fieldwork. • · Adhere to the principles of ethical research when conducting research involving human subjects in the conduct of all study activities including maintaining confidentiality among others. • · Participate in debrief meetings with the study team on a daily basis during the data collection period and at the end of the data collection process.

• Required • · A bachelor’s degree in humanities including Social work, Social Science, sociology, community psychology, Development Studies or any other relevant health related field. • · Over two years’ experience collecting qualitative data through interviews. • · Valid GCP and/or HSP certificate • · Ability to communicate in Kinyarwanda and/or Runyakitara fluently. • Added Advantage • · Masters degree in humanities including Social work, Social Science, sociology, community psychology, Development Studies or any other relevant health related field. • · Ability to communicate in Luganda fluently. • · Experience documenting participant stories, and collecting/writing success stories and case studies.