Nsanzya Maambo

Results-oriented professional with 3-4 years of relevant experience and a Masters’ degree holder from a well-recognized, high-calibre institution in Public Health. Demonstrated expertise in coordinating and managing research studies, ensuring compliance with ethical standards and local regulations. Skilled in data collection, analysis, and reporting, with a strong focus on maintaining data integrity and privacy. Proven ability to design and execute qualitative and quantitative studies, ensuring compliance with ethical and regulatory standards. Skilled in establishing collaborative relationships with diverse stakeholders and leveraging data-driven insights to inform strategic decision-making. Strong project management abilities, adept at overseeing project milestones, delivering high-quality outcomes, and meeting deadlines. Excellent communication skills, capable of synthesizing complex information into clear and impactful reports and presentations. Committed to supporting evidence-based approaches, fostering knowledge sharing, and driving sustainable HIV program implementation. Resourceful Specialist offering expertise in problem-solving, data analysis and customer service. Adept at quickly learning new technologies and processes for driving success. Proven track record of successfully managing multiple projects and developing innovative solutions.

• Data to Advance Population Health: Global Perspectives, Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health, 05/2023
• Data to Policy mentorship Training, NHRA with support from Bloomberg Data for Health Initiative, 10/2021
• Teaching Methodologies Short Course, Health Professional Council of Zambia, 02/2018
• Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Short-course, ZAMEA and UNZA_DPS, 10/2017
• Introduction to Qualitative Data Analysis short-course using Atlas.ti Software, Department of Population Studies, University of Zambia, 08/2017
• Survey Data Analysis Using Stata software, Department of Population Studies, University of Zambia, 02/2016
• Mapping Health Data using (QGIS Software), Department of Population Studies, University of Zambia, 02/2015

• November 2020 to January 2021, I participated in the End-line evaluation study for the Zambia Health Services Improvement Project (ZHSIP) funded by the World Bank in the Ministry of Health. The evaluation was aimed at assessing the extent to which the ZHSIP objectives were achieved, assess the fidelity of implementation, document lessons learnt (both challenges and successes), and make recommendations to inform future programming., Team lead for the Northern and Muchinga Provinces teams, moderate FGDs conduct In-depth Interviews with beneficiaries and project implementers. I also participated in data analysis and report writing.
• June to July 2020, I participated in the qualitative case studies for the Zambia Health Services Improvement Project (ZHSIP) funded by the World Bank in the Ministry of Health. The main objective of these Case Studies was to investigate, explore, and describe lessons learned from the implementation of the enhanced training of nurses (pre-service and in-service) and the results-based financing (hospital and community)., Team lead for the Northern and Muchinga Provinces teams, moderate FGDs conduct In-depth Interviews with beneficiaries and project implementers. I also participated in data analysis and report writing.
• August to September 2018, I participated in a qualitative impact evaluation study under the Zambia Anglican Council Outreach Program (ZACOP) with support from African Population and Health Research Centre (APHRC). The evaluation was on the effectiveness of a community-based parenting empowerment program to improve nurturing care of young children in Zambia, Team lead for the qualitative team, moderate FGDs conduct In-depth Interviews with beneficiaries and project implementers. I also participated in data analysis and report writing.
• January 2018, I participated in a Health Facility Assessment exercise for Chipata district under the HIV Case-Based Surveillance supported by the Ministry of Health. This exercise was aimed at the implementation of the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system, which will be a platform for tracking and providing treatment to the HIV positive clients., Monitoring and evaluation officer on the assessment participated in data collection, data analysis and report writing.
• April 8th 2017 to September 8th 2017, I participated in planning and implementation of the Saving Mothers, Giving Life Summative Evaluation supported by US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in collaboration with the Central Statistical Office (CSO), under the supervision of Dr. Musonda Lemba, Senior Lecturer at the University of Zambia., Master trainer, monitoring and evaluation officer on the project, participated in data collection, data analysis and report writing.
• February 2014 – February 2017, I participated in the quarterly routine data collection exercise for the Saving Mothers, Giving Life (SMGL) initiative by the Department of Population Studies. The project was undertaken in health facilities/posts and hospitals from Lundazi, Nyimba, Mansa, Chembe, Zimba and Kalomo districts., Team Lead, participated in data collection, data analysis and report writing.

• Date of Birth: 09/09/89
• Gender: Male
• Nationality: Zambian
• Marital Status: Married

• Dande Malawo (PhD), Deputy Director, National Health Research Authority, +260977500650, hikuulu@yahoo.com
• Chota Mutila, Strategic Information Specialist, PEPFAR Coordination Office, +260 977386552, Mutilac@state.gov
• Douglas Mushinge, Health Specialist, USAID Revenue for Growth Project, +260978300846, mushingedd@gmail.com

• International Health Economics Association
• Zambia Monitoring and Evaluation Association