Medical Doctor

International Rescue Committee

Location:
Sittwe, Myanmar
Category:
Professional Staff
Posted Oct 19, 2026Apply by Oct 31, 2026 (9d left)
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This position is assigned to Emergency Health response services in Rakhine State, implementing primary health care activities in IDP camps and conflict/disaster affected villages. The role includes managing the mobile clinic team, building capacity of team members, coordinating immunization and communicable disease prevention, and participating in project monitoring and evaluation.

Responsibilities

  • Implement primary health care clinics in targeted IDP camps and villages.
  • Organize and be responsible for primary health care action in fixed clinics in camps or mobile clinics to camp and villages, following minimum 5 clinic opening hours and 8 working hours per day.
  • Assist Program Manager in preparing monthly work plan of Primary Health Care-PHC (mobile team to cover targeted IDP camps and villages regularly).
  • Organize clinical care of general population, women and under 5 children according to recommended guidelines.
  • Organize emergency referral of life-threatening emergency cases to nearest screening center.
  • Organize patient education during consultation.
  • Represent as team leader of mobile clinic team to local authorities and camp/village community.
  • Report daily, weekly and monthly diseases surveillance report (daily EWARS).
  • Manage the mobile clinic team including nurses for daily clinic stocks, waste management, drugs commodities and equipment stock management, patient triage and emergency referral, and cost disbursement and liquidation process.
  • Supervise mobile clinic nurses, clinic registers, and translators and provide feedback to ensure quality work.
  • Organize on the job training to Clinic Nurses on first aid care, systematic drugs use, and other PHC clinic related topics.
  • Organize PME and other Monitoring and Evaluation actions for Mobile clinic nurses.
  • Organize monthly mobile clinic team meetings and participate in project team meetings.
  • Attend quarterly refresher training courses and continuous medical education sessions after clinic hours.
  • Organize and supervise mobile clinic nurses for daily surveillance data reporting and clinic consultation data entry and reporting.
  • Organize and supervise mobile clinic nurses on clinic drugs and equipment stock management.
  • Report monthly mobile clinic reports to Program Manager.
  • Assist Program Manager on regular updating and follow up of mobile clinic work plan.
  • Responsible for financial management such as preparation and liquidation of purchase request, advance payment request and reimbursements for clinical activities.
  • Responsible for requesting and paying the wage of daily paid staff.
  • Assist clinic staff in preparation of financial documents as required.
  • Manage day-to-day logistics, administration and personnel activities in accordance with national laws.
  • Coordinate with operation and finance team for implementing daily mobile clinic activities in time.
  • Remain flexible to perform other duties as required or requested.
  • Integrate Accountability to Affected People (AAP) and community engagement responsibilities into frontline staff onboarding, performance objectives, and reviews.
  • Provide ongoing supervision, coaching, mentoring, and support to staff to strengthen accountability, safeguarding, and community engagement practices.
  • Ensure supervised staff receive required training and orientation on AAP, safeguarding, community engagement, and relevant organizational standards.

Requirements

  • Registered medical doctor (M.B., B.S degree) with valid SAMA.
  • Minimum 2–3-year experience on primary health care settings.
  • Experience on medical response to emergency conditions, surveillance and control of communicable diseases in post conflict areas is favorable.
  • Sensitivity to the needs and priorities of conflict-affected populations.
  • Good communication skills and adaptable to different ethnic and religious communities.
  • Good leadership skills and team management skills.
  • Adaptable, flexible and mature in judgment.
  • Good assessment, analytical, planning and reporting skills.
  • Experience of leading Mobile clinic is favorable.
  • Experience of using Microsoft Office package.
  • Good command in Burmese and English.
  • People who speak local languages are an asset.

Skills

  • Medical Doctor Registration
  • Primary Health Care
  • Medical Emergency Response
  • Communicable Disease Surveillance
  • Conflict-Affected Population Sensitivity
  • Leadership Skills
  • Team Management
  • Medical Assessment
  • Medical Planning and Organization
  • Medical Reporting
  • Mobile Clinic Operations
  • Microsoft Office Suite
  • Burmese Language
  • English Language

Languages

Burmese, English