Overview
The Nurse is responsible for delivering high-quality primary health care services to conflict-affected and displaced populations through mobile outreach, combining community-based nursing care and health promotion activities.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide nursing care to clients
- Perform basic medical diagnostics and record results
- Offer self-care advice to patients
- Dispense medications and explain method of application
- Maintain comprehensive medical records
- Collaborate to ensure uninterrupted supply of medications and supplies
- Contribute to improving quality of care
- Conduct health needs assessments and observe public health concerns
- Support planning and implementation of awareness-raising sessions
- Monitor and report on public health conditions
- Collect data through interviews and observation
- Refer individuals to services using appropriate pathways
- Provide insights for improving health promotion strategies
- Participate in weekly/monthly reporting on health promotion activities
Required Experience
- Minimum of 3 years of professional experience in nursing practice in clinical or outpatient settings, with significant experience in palliative and home care.
- Experience working with psychiatric patients is an advantage.
- Previous experience in health programs and experience with NGOs is an advantage.
- Comfort and experience in public performance, as well as facilitating community engagement sessions, are essential.
Qualifications
Diploma or degree in nursing or related health field (mandatory).
