Experience
- At least 1 year
Requirements
- At least 1 year
Additional Requirements
- Age At least 22 years
Training/Qualifications:
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) qualifications.
Active and up-to-date licensing registration from BMDC·
PGT Training on Casualty/ Medicine/ Surgery will be an added value·
BLS/ACLS/ATLS/ BEC/ Mass casualty/ PEN / MhGAP training certification is an advantage.
Experience:
Minimum of 1-2 years of post-registration clinical work experience in surgery/ casualty/ IPD in a hospital, clinic, or INGO.
Prior experience working in humanitarian response, refugee camp, or other displaced population settings is highly desirable.
Demonstrated proficiency in neonatal resuscitation and evidence-based emergency clinical protocols.
Formal training or certification in point-of-care ultrasonography is an added advantage.
Skills:
Proven clinical competency in managing OPD, IPD, and emergency cases across diverse patient populations.
Sound working knowledge of standard medical protocols and clinical guidelines, including IMCI and essential medicines lists.
Functional knowledge of electronic medical record (EMR) systems, with the ability to navigate, enter data accurately, and provide actionable feedback for system improvement.
Strong communication, organisational, and analytical problem-solving skills, with the ability to function effectively under pressure.
Ability to work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team in a multicultural, high-stress, and resource-limited humanitarian setting.
Responsibilities & Context
Clinical Care and Patient Management
Triage and assess emergency and trauma cases promptly; manage hospital admissions and initiate appropriate referrals in line with established case management protocols.
Administer emergency medical treatment including resuscitation, wound management, and patient stabilization in line with humanitarian health standards.
Conduct systematic clinical examinations, formulate diagnoses, and prescribe appropriate treatments in accordance with national and organizational clinical guidelines.
Initiate timely referrals for complex or critical cases, applying sound clinical judgment within the constraints of a remote, camp-based setting.
Manage medical emergencies across all clinical departments.
Provide ventilatory and hemodynamic support; monitor and manage patients with multi-organ dysfunction where facility capacity allows.
Guide post-operative care for trauma/ admitted patients.
Perform and interpret diagnostic ultrasonography.
Provide direct clinical support within the SRH unit, working in close coordination with midwives and other clinical and non-clinical staff as required.
Support Normal Vaginal Deliveries (NVD) and neonatal resuscitation in high-risk situations or when requested by a midwife.
May Need to deliver emergency obstetric and life-saving interventions within the SRH unit; obtain written informed consent from patients for male clinicians as required by organizational protocol.
Demonstrate competency in operating advanced clinical and diagnostic equipment, including:
o Cardiac monitors
o CPAP/ BIPAP machines
o Syringe /Infusion pumps, Ventilators (invasive and non-invasive) whenever required.
Professional Responsibilities
Serve as the primary clinical contact for oversight and escalation to the Medical Supervisor during weekends and public holidays, ensuring continuity of care.
Promote rational use of medicines and maintain active oversight of pharmaceutical inventory and medical supplies, adapting prescribing practices to prevailing supply chain constraints.
Provide structured mentorship and on-the-job clinical training to health staff, including Medical Assistants, Nurses, Nurse Aides, and Midwives, in support of capacity-building objectives.
Ensure accurate, complete, and timely documentation across facility registers and the EMR system, in line with organisational data quality and reporting standards.
Actively participate in team meetings and contribute by providing feedback and insights.
Maintain strict compliance with infection prevention and control (IPC) measures and uphold patient confidentiality standards, recognising the particular sensitivities of a refugee camp environment.
Train clinical support staff and nurses on the safe and correct use of medical equipment.
Infection Prevention & Control (IPC)
Strictly observe hand hygiene and personal protective equipment (PPE) protocols at all times.
Ensure safe segregation and disposal of medical waste, and proper preparation and use of disinfectants in line with IPC standards.
Promote IPC awareness among patients and caregivers through health education and appropriate messaging.
Job Other Benifits
Two festival bonuses per year
Severance pay
Life insurance for the employee
Health insurance for the employees and dependents
Mobile bill coverage
18 days annual leave, 14 days sick leave, 10 days casual leave, along with special leave as per organizational policy
These benefits are administered following national staff regulations and it's amendments.