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Company Details
Industry:
Non-Profit Organization Management
Description:
The International Rescue Committee is a global humanitarian aid, relief and development nongovernmental organization.
Job Description
Key Responsibilities:
Program Management:
- Overall, in charge of the health clinic/ unit, or outpatient and MCH department of the Facility
- Supervision of all staff at the assigned unit
- Handling all administrative roles at the assigned unit as per the IRC policy
- Keep complete and accurate inventory of medicines and supplies located at the health post and monitor/supervise their usage
- Assess health clinic needs regularly, and make routine orders
- Ensuring that weekly orders for drugs and non-pharms are prepared and submitted to the health manager for approval.
- Whenever maintenance is required at the health post/department, fill and submit maintenance request forms to the Clinical officer in charge of clinics for further processing.
Human Resource:
- Raise Hire Requests for any vacant Incentive positions.
- Set Performance Objectives for personnel reporting to him/ her and monitor their performance Perform incentive staff appraisal.
- Attend the monthly clinical services staff meeting and share updates (this is mandatory)
- Plan and manage staff leave and R&R plans ensuring adequate coverage
- Review and recommend changes to JDs of the incentive staff under your supervision
- Hold monthly meetings with the staff under your unit and share minutes with your supervisor.
Program Activities:
- Clinical assessment and prescription of treatment for all patients
- Refer cases requiring specialized care to the various special clinics
- Ensure adequate coverage in the assigned units by arranging a rotation schedule with fellow Clinical officers
- Cover the hospitals during weekends
- Cover the hospitals at night as per the clinical officer’s call/night duty schedule
- Conducts ward rounds in the absence of a Medical Officer
- Properly document treatment on patients’ files
- Maintain an accurate and updated records keeping system in the health unit
- Carry out minor surgical procedures
- Attend to emergencies in the ward in the absence of a Medical Officer
- Attend and participate in the daily morning hospital handover meetings
- Attend and participate in weekly continuous medical education (CME) at the hospital
- Training of staff on job and theory sessions.
- Review of SGBV/assault clients.
Reporting and Coordination:
- Ensure all patient records are properly documented in the patient files with all aspects of management being captured.
- Ensure use of EMR for reporting.
- Conduct mortality audits for all deaths occurring in the pediatric ward together with other staff working in the unit and share the reports with the HM monthly
- Maintain accurate inventory record at the facility
- Prepare comprehensive handover reports to facilitate smooth transition during annual staff rotation and when going on leave
Others:
- Carry out any other duty assigned by your supervisor.
Key Result Areas
- Ensure smooth running of the health post/department, providing supervision, support and guidance to all staff working at the health post
- Ensure quality of care in management of patients
- Ensure complete, accurate and timely data capturing and reporting using all available tools.
- Ensure that universal precautions and infection prevention guidelines are adhered to
Safeguarding and GEDI Core Responsibilities
- Adherence to IRC Way: Uphold the core values of Integrity, Service, Equality, and Accountability in all professional activities.
- Policy Compliance: Follow and enforce IRC policies on Safeguarding, Conflicts of Interest, Fiscal Integrity, and Reporting Wrongdoing, ensuring protection from retaliation.
- Commitment to Safety: Implement preventive measures to create a safe environment and take corrective actions when harm occurs.
- Professional Conduct: Demonstrate integrity, accountability, and respect in decision-making, service delivery, and interactions with colleagues and clients.
- Team Collaboration: Foster inclusive teams that encourage critical reflection, power sharing, constructive debate, and objectivity.
- Client-Centered Service: Deliver the highest quality of services to clients, guided by professionalism, respect for diversity, and promotion of equality.
Required Qualifications:
- Diploma in Clinical Medicine and Surgery
- Registered with clinical officers’ council
- Minimum 2 years working experience working in health set up
Salary: Discuss During Interview
Education: Diploma
Employment Type: Full Time