Médecins Du Monde

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES Under the Technical supervision of the Program Manager and the management of the Medical Supervisor, the Medical Doctor will provide clinical leadership and direct patient care in the CTU, ensuring timely diagnosis, standardized case management of cholera, infection prevention and control (IPC), and quality emergency response in line with MdM and national cholera treatment protocols.TASKS DESCRIPTION:Clinical Management of Cholera CasesProvide triage, assessment, and treatment of suspected and confirmed cholera cases. Ensure prompt classification of dehydration status (no dehydration, Mild, moderate and severe).  Initiate and supervise appropriate rehydration therapy (ORS and IV fluids) according to protocols.  Prescribe and oversee adjunct treatments (e.g., antibiotics for severe cases per guidelines, zinc for children where applicable). Manage complications and medical emergencies and refer severe cases when necessary. Ensure accurate documentation of case management in patient records.CTU Clinical LeadershipSupervise nurses, CHWs, and other CTU staff to ensure adherence to cholera treatment protocols. Organize patient flow including triage, observation, treatment, and discharge areas.Ensure standardized clinical decision-making across the team. Conduct on-the-job coaching and refresher guidance on cholera case management. Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)Enforce strict IPC measures within the CTU (hand hygiene, PPE use, chlorine disinfection). Ensure proper isolation of suspected and confirmed cases. Monitor and reduce risk of nosocomial transmission among patients and staff. Ensure safe waste management and decontamination procedures.Surveillance, Data Collection & ReportingEnsure daily collection and validation of cholera case data (admissions, deaths, recoveries). Monitor case fatality rate (CFR) and alert Supervisors on the increase. Participate in epidemiological trend analysis and outbreak reporting. Submit daily/weekly CTU reports to the Program Manager.Logistics & Operational Support (CTU Specific)Ensure availability and correct use of medical supplies (ORS, IV fluids, antibiotics, PPE) with the medical supervisor. Support daily stock monitoring of essential CTU commodities with the pharmacist and medical supervisor. Participate in setup and organization of CTU patient flow areas when needed.Coordination & ReportingParticipate in MdM medical coordination meetings and emergency briefings. Liaise with surveillance, WASH. Ensure timely communication with medical supervisor and Program Manager on clinical challenges or gaps. OTHERS:Establish good relationship with the different stakeholders to have a smooth implementation of MdM projectBe flexible in performing his/her duties to ensure that beneficiaries are getting good quality servicesInform immediately the security focal point in case of any security problem in the fieldPerform other additional duties on request of the Program Manager or Medical SupervisorDevelop network within other health INGOs and NNGOsESSENTIAL QUALIFICATION:Education / QualificationsMBBSOther health related certification is of added value.Professional ExperienceAt least 3 years relevant professional experience in a similar position in humanitarian sector or supervision of health facilities.Proven experience working with MoH structures and in health system strengthening.Experience in emergency response, outbreak management, and integrated health programming.Strong ability to analyze epidemiological contexts and recommend relevant interventions.Experience managing multidisciplinary teamsTechnical SkillsStrong communication and report-writing abilities.Good knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.Personal SkillsStrong leadership, mentoring and supervision skills.Ability to work under pressure, manage priorities and make rapid, informed decisions.Culturally sensitive, respectful, and adaptable.Flexibility and readiness for irregular working hours during emergency response.LanguagesFluency in English required.Knowledge of local language is an added value.DISCLAIMER: Please note that MDM does not engage in or accept bribes in exchange for job opportunities. Any attempts to offer or accept bribes will result in immediate disqualification from the recruitment process.Due to the urgency of this role, we will be reviewing applications on an ongoing basis, and the role might be filled and closed before the closing date. Early applications are encouraged.Duration of contract is based on availability of funding.Previous experience working with MDM is an advantage.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES Under the Technical supervision of the Program Manager and the management of the Medical Supervisor, the Medical Doctor will provide clinical leadership and direct patient care in the CTU, ensuring timely diagnosis, standardized case management of cholera, infection prevention and control (IPC), and quality emergency response in line with MdM and national cholera treatment protocols.TASKS DESCRIPTION:Clinical Management of Cholera CasesProvide triage, assessment, and treatment of suspected and confirmed cholera cases. Ensure prompt classification of dehydration status (no dehydration, Mild, moderate and severe).  Initiate and supervise appropriate rehydration therapy (ORS and IV fluids) according to protocols.  Prescribe and oversee adjunct treatments (e.g., antibiotics for severe cases per guidelines, zinc for children where applicable). Manage complications and medical emergencies and refer severe cases when necessary. Ensure accurate documentation of case management in patient records.CTU Clinical LeadershipSupervise nurses, CHWs, and other CTU staff to ensure adherence to cholera treatment protocols. Organize patient flow including triage, observation, treatment, and discharge areas.Ensure standardized clinical decision-making across the team. Conduct on-the-job coaching and refresher guidance on cholera case management. Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)Enforce strict IPC measures within the CTU (hand hygiene, PPE use, chlorine disinfection). Ensure proper isolation of suspected and confirmed cases. Monitor and reduce risk of nosocomial transmission among patients and staff. Ensure safe waste management and decontamination procedures.Surveillance, Data Collection & ReportingEnsure daily collection and validation of cholera case data (admissions, deaths, recoveries). Monitor case fatality rate (CFR) and alert Supervisors on the increase. Participate in epidemiological trend analysis and outbreak reporting. Submit daily/weekly CTU reports to the Program Manager.Logistics & Operational Support (CTU Specific)Ensure availability and correct use of medical supplies (ORS, IV fluids, antibiotics, PPE) with the medical supervisor. Support daily stock monitoring of essential CTU commodities with the pharmacist and medical supervisor. Participate in setup and organization of CTU patient flow areas when needed.Coordination & ReportingParticipate in MdM medical coordination meetings and emergency briefings. Liaise with surveillance, WASH. Ensure timely communication with medical supervisor and Program Manager on clinical challenges or gaps. OTHERS:Establish good relationship with the different stakeholders to have a smooth implementation of MdM projectBe flexible in performing his/her duties to ensure that beneficiaries are getting good quality servicesInform immediately the security focal point in case of any security problem in the fieldPerform other additional duties on request of the Program Manager or Medical SupervisorDevelop network within other health INGOs and NNGOsESSENTIAL QUALIFICATION:Education / QualificationsMBBSOther health related certification is of added value.Professional ExperienceAt least 3 years relevant professional experience in a similar position in humanitarian sector or supervision of health facilities.Proven experience working with MoH structures and in health system strengthening.Experience in emergency response, outbreak management, and integrated health programming.Strong ability to analyze epidemiological contexts and recommend relevant interventions.Experience managing multidisciplinary teamsTechnical SkillsStrong communication and report-writing abilities.Good knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.Personal SkillsStrong leadership, mentoring and supervision skills.Ability to work under pressure, manage priorities and make rapid, informed decisions.Culturally sensitive, respectful, and adaptable.Flexibility and readiness for irregular working hours during emergency response.LanguagesFluency in English required.Knowledge of local language is an added value.DISCLAIMER: Please note that MDM does not engage in or accept bribes in exchange for job opportunities. Any attempts to offer or accept bribes will result in immediate disqualification from the recruitment process.Due to the urgency of this role, we will be reviewing applications on an ongoing basis, and the role might be filled and closed before the closing date. Early applications are encouraged.Duration of contract is based on availability of funding.Previous experience working with MDM is an advantage.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES Under the technical supervision of the Program Manager, the Medical Supervisor is responsible for providing overall clinical and operational oversight of the Cholera Treatment Unit (CTU). The Medical Supervisor ensures the delivery of high-quality, evidence-based cholera case management, supervises clinical staff, coordinates Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) activities, oversees surveillance and reporting, and supports effective emergency response in accordance with MdM policies, Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH) guidelines, and national cholera treatment protocols.TASKS DESCRIPTION:Clinical Management and Technical OversightEnsure the implementation of standardized cholera case management protocols within the CTU. Provide clinical leadership and technical supervision to Medical Doctors, Nurses, Community Health Workers (CHWs), and other clinical staff. Oversee the triage, assessment, diagnosis, and management of suspected and confirmed cholera cases. Ensure accurate classification of dehydration status (no dehydration, some/mild dehydration, moderate dehydration, and severe dehydration) and appropriate treatment according to national and WHO guidelines. Supervise the initiation and administration of Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS), intravenous (IV) fluids, antibiotics (where indicated), zinc supplementation for eligible children, and other supportive treatments. Review complicated cases, provide clinical decision support, and coordinate timely referral of patients requiring higher-level care. Conduct regular clinical audits and ensure accurate documentation of patient care in medical records and CTU registers. Monitor the quality of clinical services and implement corrective actions where necessary. CTU Management and Staff SupervisionOversee the day-to-day clinical operations of the CTU to ensure efficient patient flow from triage through treatment, observation, and discharge. Supervise and coordinate the work schedules and performance of CTU clinical staff. Ensure adherence to MdM clinical protocols, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and ethical standards. Conduct regular supportive supervision, bedside mentoring, and on-the-job training for CTU staff. Identify staff capacity gaps and organize refresher trainings on cholera case management and emergency response. Ensure appropriate staff deployment to maintain uninterrupted, quality patient care. Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)Ensure strict implementation of IPC measures throughout the CTU. Supervise compliance with hand hygiene practices, appropriate use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), chlorine preparation and use, environmental cleaning, and waste management. Ensure proper isolation and cohorting of suspected and confirmed cholera patients. Monitor adherence to decontamination procedures to minimize healthcare-associated infections. Conduct routine IPC assessments and provide immediate corrective actions where gaps are identified. Coordinate closely with the WASH team to maintain appropriate sanitation and environmental hygiene standards within the CTU. Surveillance, Monitoring, Data Management and ReportingOversee daily collection, validation, and analysis of CTU data, including admissions, discharges, referrals, deaths, and recoveries. Monitor key performance indicators, including Case Fatality Rate (CFR), bed occupancy, average length of stay, and treatment outcomes.  Immediately alert the Program Manager of any increase in mortality, unusual disease trends, or operational challenges. Ensure timely preparation and submission of daily, weekly, and outbreak reports. Participate in epidemiological surveillance, outbreak investigations, and response planning with relevant stakeholders. Ensure completeness, accuracy, confidentiality, and timely reporting of all clinical data. Medical Logistics and Operational SupportOversee the availability, rational use, and accountability of essential medicines, medical supplies, and equipment required for CTU operations. Coordinate with the Pharmacist and logistics team to monitor stock levels of ORS, IV fluids, antibiotics, PPE, chlorine, laboratory supplies, and other essential commodities. Monitor consumption trends and ensure timely forecasting and replenishment of medical supplies. Support the establishment, expansion, or reorganization of CTU infrastructure and patient flow during surge response. Ensure all medical equipment is functional and appropriately maintained. Coordination and Emergency ResponseParticipate actively in MdM coordination meetings, emergency preparedness activities, and outbreak response planning. Coordinate with surveillance, WASH, Nutrition, MHPSS, Logistics, Pharmacy, and other relevant sectors to ensure an integrated cholera response. Liaise with health authorities, supported health facilities, and humanitarian partners when delegated by the Program Manager. Ensure timely communication of clinical, operational, staffing, and logistical challenges to the Program Manager. Support rapid assessment, preparedness planning, and deployment during cholera outbreaks and other public health emergencies. OTHERS:Foster and maintain effective working relationships with government health authorities, community leaders, humanitarian partners, and other stakeholders to facilitate successful implementation of MdM interventions. Ensure that all activities are implemented in accordance with MdM policies, humanitarian principles, medical ethics, and national guidelines. Promote a culture of quality improvement, accountability, teamwork, and patient-centered care within the CTU. Ensure compliance with MdM security protocols and immediately report any security incidents or concerns to the designated Security Focal Point. Demonstrate flexibility and adaptability in performing assigned duties to ensure uninterrupted, high-quality healthcare services for beneficiaries. Support mentoring and professional development of CTU staff to strengthen local capacity. Perform any other duties assigned by the Program Manager in line with project objectives. Develop and maintain strong professional networks with government institutions, UN agencies, international NGOs, and national NGOs to strengthen coordination and emergency preparedness.ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATION:Education / QualificationsMBBSOther health related certification is of added value.Professional ExperienceAt least 3 years relevant professional experience in a similar position in humanitarian sector or supervision of health facilities.Proven experience working with MoH structures and in health system strengthening.Experience in emergency response, outbreak management, and integrated health programming.Strong ability to analyze epidemiological contexts and recommend relevant interventions.Experience managing multidisciplinary teamsTechnical SkillsStrong communication and report-writing abilities.Good knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.Personal SkillsStrong leadership, mentoring and supervision skills.Ability to work under pressure, manage priorities and make rapid, informed decisions.Culturally sensitive, respectful, and adaptable.Flexibility and readiness for irregular working hours during emergency response.LanguagesFluency in English required.Knowledge of local language is an added value.DISCLAIMER: Please note that MDM does not engage in or accept bribes in exchange for job opportunities. Any attempts to offer or accept bribes will result in immediate disqualification from the recruitment process.Due to the urgency of this role, we will be reviewing applications on an ongoing basis, and the role might be filled and closed before the closing date. Early applications are encouraged.Duration of contract is based on availability of funding.Previous experience working with MDM is an advantage.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES Under the Technical supervision of the Program Manager and the management of the Medical Supervisor, the Nurse will provide high-quality nursing care in the CTU, ensuring effective triage, patient monitoring, treatment support, infection prevention and control (IPC), health education, and data reporting in line with MdM and national cholera treatment protocols.TASKS DESCRIPTION: Supervision of CTU and ORPThe primary role of this position is to supervise all SMOH staff in the CTU and ORPDaily data collection and report to the medical supervisorEnsure correct use of guidelines and clinical proceduresThe nurse will also conduct the following tasks:Patient Triage and Initial Receive and triage all patients presenting at the CTU. Measure and record vital signs (temperature, pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate, weight where applicable). Classify patients based on dehydration status (cholera case classification under protocol).   Assign patient identification numbers and ensure proper registration. Immediately refer severe or emergency cases to the Medical Doctor.Support the Medical Doctor in cholera patient care and monitoring. Cholera Case Management Support Administer oral rehydration solution (ORS) and assist in IV fluid management under supervision.   Monitor patients’ clinical status and report change promptly.   Ensure correct application of cholera treatment protocols.   Maintain close observation of patients in treatment and recovery areas.Nursing Procedures and Clinical TasksPerform nursing procedures according to MdM protocols, including: Administration of injections as prescribed Wound care and dressing Rapid diagnostic tests (e.g., malaria RDT, RBS, HB etc where indicated) Ensure cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization of medical equipment daily. Maintain safe handling and disposal of medical waste. Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)Strictly adhere to IPC standards in the CTU (hand hygiene, PPE, chlorine use). Ensure proper patient isolation to prevent cross-infection. Maintain cleanliness of treatment and observation areas. Participate in daily chlorine preparation and environmental decontamination activitiesHealth Education and PromotionConduct health education sessions in waiting and observation areas. Educate patients and caregivers on: Cholera prevention (safe water, sanitation, hygiene) Importance of early treatment and ORS use Handwashing practices Danger signs and when to seek care Ensure caregivers understand treatment instructions and discharge advice.Data Collection, Reporting & SurveillanceRecord all patient data accurately in CTU registers and forms. Participate in daily data compilation (admissions, discharges, deaths, referrals). Assist in weekly data entry and epidemiological reporting. Report unusual trends or alerts (e.g., increased admissions or deaths) to the supervisor. CTU Setup, Logistics & Inventory SupportParticipate in setup and organization of CTU structures (triage, ORS corner, IV area, recovery area). Ensure availability and proper handling of nursing supplies and consumables. Assist in daily and weekly stock counts of CTU materials. Support loading/unloading and organization of medical supplies when requiredCoordination and MeetingsParticipate in daily briefings and MdM internal meetings (medical, security, coordination). Submit weekly activity reports to the Medical Doctor or CTU Supervisor. Participate in all relevant trainings and refresher sessions. OTHERS:Establish good relationship with the different stakeholders to have a smooth implementation of MdM projectBe flexible in performing his/her duties to ensure that beneficiaries are getting good quality servicesInform immediately the security focal point in case of any security problem in the fieldPerform other additional duties on request of the Program Manager or Medical SupervisorDevelop network within other health INGOs and NNGOsESSENTIAL QUALIFICATION:Education / QualificationsDiploma/Bachelors Degree in NursingOther health related certification is of added value.Professional ExperienceAt least 3 years relevant professional experience in a similar position in humanitarian sector or supervision of health facilities.Experience in emergency response, outbreak management, and clinical care.Experience managing multidisciplinary teamsTechnical SkillsStrong communication and report-writing abilities.Good knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.Personal SkillsCulturally sensitive, respectful, and adaptable.Ability to work under pressure, manage priorities and make rapid, informed decisions.Flexibility and readiness for irregular working hours during emergency response.LanguagesFluency in English required.Knowledge of local language is an added value.DISCLAIMER: Please note that MDM does not engage in or accept bribes in exchange for job opportunities. Any attempts to offer or accept bribes will result in immediate disqualification from the recruitment process.Due to the urgency of this role, we will be reviewing applications on an ongoing basis, and the role might be filled and closed before the closing date. Early applications are encouraged.Duration of contract is based on availability of funding.Previous experience working with MDM is an advantage.