Overview
The Programme Associate (Migration Health Nurse) will assist in the implementation and monitoring of health-care activities in line with Programme requirements and strategy.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist in the implementation and monitoring of Programme activities.
- Undertake regular visits to gather information on beneficiaries’ situations and document needs or concerns.
- Identify and promptly report any observed protection, security, or health-related concerns.
- Update data and relevant information for reports; compile and share statistics and RAMS data.
- Act as a focal point for routine operational workflows related to care activities.
- Provide administrative support for beneficiaries’ access to health services.
- Support the NMHO / MHP in preparing documentation for beneficiaries whose medical procedure needs fall outside insurance coverage.
- Support programme response actions during emergency situations and assist with referral processes for individuals or groups at urgent risk.
- Assist in carrying out and monitoring the health components of the programme.
- Support administrative arrangements with IOM panel physicians related to programme requirements.
- Organize meetings, workshops, health promotion sessions, trainings and other events.
- Review payments to service providers and assist with simple expense tracking tasks.
- Perform other duties as may be assigned.
Required Experience
- High school diploma with five years of relevant professional experience; or, Bachelor’s degree with at least three years of experience in health services.
- Good knowledge and experience in health services assisting in the implementation of programme and operational support activities.
- Experience supporting community outreach, social assistance, or health-related programme activities is an advantage.
- Prior experience supporting administrative processes related to health insurance or service providers is an advantage.
- Experience in liaising with governmental, national, or international organizations is preferred.
Qualifications
High school diploma or Bachelor’s degree, preferably in Public Health, Medicine or Nursing from an accredited academic institution.
