MIRT Mobile Health Clinic Nurse

Medical & Health Crisis & Emergency Response

Overview

Assist MIRT doctor in mobile health clinic consultations and manage patient care effectively.

You have:

• Qualified Nurse with minimum two years of experience working on primary health care programs.
• Knowledge and skills as per scope of services provided at the primary health level in adults and children.
• Knowledge and skills for emergency life support interventions in adults and children, internationally recognized training certificate(s) is an asset.
• Language: Bilingual in Ukrainian and Russian desired, English is an asset.
• Familiar with Microsoft Office especially Outlook, Word, Excel and Power Point.
• Good communication, teamwork skills and ability to work independently.
• Experience in working with displaced persons, refugees, returnees and migrants is an asset.
• Experience in designing and rolling out trainings to diverse audiences is an asset.
• Experience in elaboration and implementing standard operational procedures and protocols.
• Knowledge and skills to provide first psychological aid is an asset.
• Experience in clinical supervision, training or coaching patients.
• Experience of work in an INGO is an asset.
• Ability to perform jobs effectively and be responsible for making decisions.
• Ability to work within a team structure, flexible, and can cope with stressful workloads and working with limited resources.

Work Arrangement:

Job Description

Key working relationships: • Position Reports to: MIRT Health Clinic Manager • Position directly manages: N/A • Internal collaborations within IRC: MIRT Health Clinic Doctor, Health Managers, Health Coordinator, Protection Managers, Senior MHPSS Officers, WPE Managers, CP Managers

Job Overview/Summary: The MIRT Mobile Health Clinic Nurse assists the MIRT doctor during medical consultations and gives nurses consultations within work of the IRCs MIRT health clinic`s work. The MIRT is a mobile unit and requires extensive travel within Kharkiv Oblast including to newly liberated areas.

Specifically, the MIRT Health Clinic Nurse will be responsible for: Major Responsibilities: • Assists the MIRT doctor during medical consultations as per scope of services provided at the primary health level in adults and children. • Records patients data pre and post consultation in the mobile health clinic. • Gives nurses authorized consultations within IRCs MIRT health clinic. • Contributes to elaboration of schedules, routes for the MIRT health clinic. • Contributes to the development of standard operational procedures and protocols for the MIRT health clinic. • Contributes to developing and implements strategies for improving access, quality standards, effectiveness, and participation based on statistical results, evaluations, surveys, and feedback from attendees. • Works closely with Doctor and Health Manager to ensure smooth spending, ordering and refilling of stock of medicines and supplies of the MIRT health clinic. • Dispersing drugs prescribed from doctor, and explains to patient’s modality of use as per prescription • Prepares weekly data report template and delivers the same to Health Manager. • Participates in the information management and data collection for the mobile health clinic. • Performs other duties as assigned by supervisor

Requirements: • Qualified Nurse (a Bachelors or Masters degree in Nursing or Public Health is an asset) with minimum two years of experience working on primary health care programs. • Knowledge and skills as per scope of services provided at the primary health level in adults and children. • Knowledge and skills for emergency life support interventions in adult in adults and children, internationally recognized training certificate(s) is an asset. • Language: Bilingual in Ukrainian and Russian desired, English is an asset. • Familiar with Microsoft Office especially Outlook, Word, Excel and Power Point. • Good communication, teamwork skills and ability to work independently. • Experience in working with displaced persons, refugees, returnees and migrants is an asset • Experience in designing and rolling out trainings to diverse audiences is an asset • Experience in elaboration and implementing into practice of standard operational procedures and protocols. • Knowledge and skills to provide with a first psychological aid is an asset. • Experience in clinical supervision, training or coaching patients • Experience of work in an INCGO is an asset • Ability to perform jobs effectively and be responsible for making decisions. • Ability to work within a team structure, flexible, and can cope with stressful workloads and working with limited resources

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Added 2 years ago - Updated 1 year ago - Source: rescue.org