DOPING CONTROL OFFICER – 7 POSITIONS

• Conduct doping control sample collection missions in accordance with NADO-U procedures and applicable WADA standards and guidelines.
• Ensure athletes' rights and responsibilities are respected throughout the testing process.
• Manage the chain of custody for collected samples to protect their integrity, security, and validity.
• Complete Doping Control Forms and all other required testing documentation accurately and promptly.
• Ensure samples are properly identified, secured, handled, stored, and transferred in accordance with established procedures.
• Properly handle and maintain doping control kits, testing materials, and related equipment.
• Educate athletes and relevant support personnel about testing procedures, requirements, and compliance obligations.
• Explain the sample collection process clearly and professionally to athletes.
• Maintain confidentiality regarding athlete information, testing activities, and sample collection results.
• Identify and report irregularities, refusals, delays, procedural concerns, or potential violations encountered during sample collection.
• Work closely with Chaperones, Testing Officers, and other relevant personnel during doping control missions.
• Maintain accurate records of testing activities and submit required reports within established timelines.
• Ensure all testing activities are conducted professionally, ethically, and in accordance with applicable anti-doping requirements.
• Perform any other duties related to doping control activities as assigned by the organisation.

• Sports Administration and Management
• Education or Teaching
• Health Sciences
• Public Health
• Sports Science
• Medical Sciences

• Previous experience in anti-doping activities is an added advantage.
• Experience as an athlete is an added advantage.
• Experience in sports administration, health, education, sports science, or related fields may be beneficial.
• Knowledge of anti-doping procedures and athlete testing protocols is an advantage.

• Strong knowledge of anti-doping procedures
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• High level of integrity and professionalism
• Strong attention to detail
• Good documentation and record-keeping skills
• Ability to maintain confidentiality
• Strong organisational and time-management skills
• Ability to follow strict procedures and protocols
• Good judgement and problem-solving skills
• Ability to work effectively with athletes and sports stakeholders
• Ability to remain professional in sensitive or challenging situations
• Strong teamwork and coordination skills

• A signed application letter clearly quoting the position and reference number.
• A detailed and updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
• Certified copies of academic and professional certificates.
• Certified academic transcripts.
• Evidence of RADO Zone Five training and certification.
• Copy of National Identification Card.
• Evidence of previous employment, where applicable.
• Two recommendation letters.
• A recent passport-size photograph.