International Rescue Committee (IRC) is hiring a Midwife

The Humanitarian Aid Organization (HAO) addresses critical global challenges, empowering individuals impacted by emergencies and conflicts. Established in 1933 through Albert Einstein's vision, the HAO operates in over 40 countries and 29 U.S. cities, enabling communities to rebuild and thrive. Our dedicated professionals deliver transformative support, restoring dignity and hope to vulnerable populations worldwide. We seek passionate changemakers committed to creating meaningful global impact. Main Purpose of the Job: The Healthcare Professional is a crucial team member supporting primary healthcare initiatives. Responsibilities include implementing Emergency Reproductive Health services, particularly the Minimum Initial Service Package for critical situations. They will manage family planning, maternal care, sexually transmitted disease treatment, and sexual assault survivor support within organizational healthcare facilities, reporting directly to the Medical Director. General Duties - Proactively monitor team safety, reporting concerns and collaborating with community leaders - Execute additional tasks assigned by supervisors to enhance program effectiveness - Maintain professional team dynamics, fostering collaborative work environments - Provide mentorship and on-site training for clinical staff Specific Duties: - Deliver comprehensive clinical care alongside healthcare colleagues - Conduct patient triage, screening, and assessments - Perform delivery and neonatal resuscitation procedures - Coordinate emergency obstetric care referrals - Identify and refer sexual assault survivors - Provide antenatal and postnatal care - Deliver health education and patient counseling - Implement infection prevention protocols - Maintain accurate medical documentation - Ensure patient confidentiality and respectful interactions Requirements: - Certified Midwifery qualification, registered with Health Ministry - Minimum two years clinical midwifery experience - Sexual violence care expertise - Community health promotion skills - Cultural adaptability - Strong communication capabilities - Ability to work under challenging conditions - Team-oriented approach - Interpersonal effectiveness - Fluency in regional languages - Professional collaboration across diverse backgrounds Professional Standards: All team members must uphold organizational core values: Integrity, Service, Equality, and Accountability. We enforce comprehensive safeguarding policies, prioritizing professional conduct, ethical practice, and creating safe working environments. Our approach emphasizes critical reflection, power sharing, and objective service delivery.