Medical Doctor in Sexual and Reproductive Health
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Deadline: 19 May 2024
Employment term: Other
Category: Healthcare/Pharmaceutical
Job type: Flexible schedule
Location: Yerevan
Job description:
MdM France in Armenia is implementing emergency assistance to vulnerable population displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh and in scope of this project is hiring a Medical doctor with experience in Sexual and Reproductive health. The role involves regular travel to the MdM centers situated in Yerevan, Masis, Ashtarak, and Goris.
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Job responsibilities
Main mission:
To conduct a situational analysis and needs assessment on sexual and reproductive health in Armenia.
To undertake medical consultations and health information sessions with beneficiaries, and to train and build skills among MdM and/or partner paramedical staff, as well as organize informative sessions on different medical topics such as (Sexual and reproductive health and rights) SRHR, Gender based violence (GBV), etc.
Main activities:
- Situational analysis and needs assessment on SRHR,
- Creating, updating, and monitoring patient and beneficiary files,
- Identifying and addressing GBV cases,
- Carrying out consultations on sexual and reproductive health,
- Make medical referrals based on initial assessments,
- Applying protocols and procedures,
- Advising, monitoring, and providing information to patients/beneficiaries,
- Reporting information and observations to members of the medical and social teams,
- Leading continuous training and training activities on healthcare protocols and practices for SRHR, GBV and other health related topics,
- Conduct health education sessions for partners, patients/beneficiaries, community workers, etc.
- Collecting data and draft activity reports,
- Doing assessments regarding SRHR, GBV situation in Armenia and reporting,
- Contributing to representing MdM with partners and health authorities.
Required qualifications
Main skills:
- Knowledge of international medical standards and practice in SRH. Note symptoms, signs, conduct clinical examinations, and identify clinical needs,
- Understanding of infection control practices,
- Work in a multidisciplinary team,
- Write professional reports, collect, and analyze data, organize, classify, and communicate information,
- Identify training needs, create, and lead training modules,
- Implement health training and education activities,
- Know how to approach a cultural and social context. Identify and understand society’s norms, customs, and practices.
Education & Experience
- Medical diploma,
- 2 years of SRH / Obstetrics/gynecology work experience.
Required candidate level: Not defined
Salary: 588569 AMD - 588569 AMD Gross a month
Additional information
Conditions of employment:
- Service contract, 588,569 AMD including taxes,
- Flexible working hours.
How to apply:
Interested candidates are welcome to send their CVs and cover letters to recruitmentmdmcaucasus@gmail.com mentioning the name of the position in the subject line. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Professional skills
Project implementation
Teaching/training experience
Medicine
Soft skills
Positive attitude
Team player
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About Company
In 2018, Médecins du Monde elaborated a South Caucasus Regional Strategy by extending its action implemented in Georgia since 2011 to Armenia. MdM’s key focus in the South Caucasus region has been harm reduction programs targeting key and vulnerable populations. After the re-activation of the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh (2021), MdM implemented a program focused on capacity building of local partners through training of professionals on GBV and MHPSS. In 2022, MdM decided to conduct a program on emergency preparedness specifically for psychosocial interventions in Goris, monitoring very closely the development of the situation to continuously adapt its response.
On the morning of Tuesday September 19, Azerbaijan launched what it called "anti-terrorist activities" in the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh and demanded the "complete withdrawal" of ethnic Armenian forces as a condition for peace in the disputed territory. On Wednesday September 20, the Azerbaijani authorities confirmed that a ceasefire agreement had been reached and that the first talks on the potential reintegration of the territory were scheduled for Thursday September 21.
From that date, more than 100.000 persons (including women, children, and vulnerable people) fled from Nagorno-Karabakh through Latchin corridor to reach the city of Goris where Armenian authorities, UN agencies and NGOs have organized an emergency response.
After a rapid needs assessment, MdM launched an emergency response. The proposed action seeks to improve access to emergency healthcare through the creation of an effective referral mechanism, provision of MHPSS care and capacity building of frontline responders.
Health and MHPSS activities will be carried out in 5 Support Centers and via mobile activities by nurses, social workers and psychologists.
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