Overview
The ICRC is seeking experienced medical doctors for field-based assignments to support partner organisations engaged in explosive ordnance clearance. The role involves strengthening capacity to manage trauma related to explosive hazards through medical expertise, operational understanding, and teaching skills.
Key Responsibilities
- Review and strengthen medical procedures for mine action operations, including casualty management and evacuation chains;
- Deliver training in Blast Trauma Care (BTC) tailored to operational realities;
- Design and implement a Training of Trainers (ToT) approach to develop a sustainable pool of local instructors;
- Provide practical, context-adapted medical advice to improve preparedness and response;
- May also be asked to provide operational support to ICRC staff, or training similar to the trauma course with a focus on CBRN.
Required Experience
- 8 years of clinical experience, including in trauma management;
- Experience and/or training in treating blast injuries, and/or provision of medical support for mine clearance operations;
- work in CBRN settings is an asset;
- Proven experience working in low-resource or humanitarian settings;
- Demonstrated experience in delivering medical training, including practical and simulation-based teaching;
- Specific training on the medical consequences in CBRN-related situations is an asset (e.g., Advanced HAZMAT Life Support Course AHLS).
Qualifications
- Medical doctor with specialization in anaesthesia, intensive care, emergency medicine, prehospital care or other relevant clinical fields;
- Candidates without these specific specializations may also be considered if they demonstrate substantial hands-on experience in trauma care.
