Overview
Review, update, and operationalize UNRWA's STG-TI through clinical revision, training development, and implementation monitoring.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct a structured clinical review of the current STG-TI and identify gaps.
- Benchmark outpatient clinical care against WHO guidance and international family medicine standards.
- Draft and revise updated clinical content for priority conditions.
- Integrate patient-centred, family-centred, preventive, and life-course approaches.
- Coordinate technical consultations and incorporate feedback.
- Design the ToT curriculum, facilitator guide, participant materials, and evaluation forms.
- Develop a practical implementation monitoring framework.
- Conduct standardized ToT sessions for selected personnel.
- Deliver four ToT sessions per field, through in-person or virtual modality.
- Assess trainer readiness.
- Support cascade training and provide online support.
- Monitor implementation of updated guidance and provide recommendations.
Required Experience
At least eight years of progressively responsible professional experience in family medicine, clinical practice, primary health care, clinical guideline development, or health systems advisory work.
Qualifications
Advanced university degree or postgraduate specialization in Family Medicine, such as Jordanian Board, Arab Board, or equivalent internationally recognized qualification. A closely related clinical primary health care discipline should be considered where relevant. A Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery or Medical Doctor degree combined with extensive clinical experience and strong clinical guideline development credentials shall be considered on a case-by-case basis.
