Description de l'offre
Détails de l'annonce Poste proposé : WPE MEDICAL OFFICERRequête nº: req23936Intitulé de poste: WPE MEDICAL OFFICERSecteur d’activité: Protection et autonomisation des femmesType de contrat: RégulierTaux d’occupation: Plein tempsOuvert aux expatriés: NonLieu de travail: Buea, CameroonDescriptif du poste The WPE Medical Officer under the direct supervision of the WPE Program Manager will be responsible, for the planning, quality implementation, and reporting of medical care activities for survivors of GBV for the entire program. He/she will ensure technical monitoring of partners (health facilities, CBOs, volunteers) in order to ensure that interventions comply with standards and guidelines related to the medical care of GBV survivors, through capacity building of IRC staff and all partners on related issues. This person will maintain relations with public health structures, as well as with Regional and departmental authorities. She will represent the WPE program at coordination area of responsibilities when necessary She will monitor the health sector, specifically sexual and reproductive health, know all the partners (public, national, international, NGOs), and participate in the technical support for the identification of new project proposals. The main objective of this position is to ensure the technical quality of the WPE program activities, including emergency programing within the IRC for the response and prevention of gender-based violence, including access to quality health services. The WPE Medical Officer works closely with the entire WPE field team, including Case management Assistants, community mobilizers, case management Officers. The WPE Medical Officer will be based in Bamenda with frequent travel all program areas in the NW as they may be required to provide technical support.. 1. Ensure quality medical care for GBV survivors and referral Working closely with the IRC Case Management Officers, the WPE Medical Officer will be responsible for: Ensuring the correct application of care protocols by the different actors in the …