Overview
Support the daily operations of the Migration Health Assessment Centre by providing high-quality nursing services throughout the migration health assessment process.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform daily nursing activities for Migration Health Assessments, including medical examinations, specimen collection, vaccinations, TB management, treatment support, referrals, documentation, and pre-departure health procedures.
- Conduct routine nursing assessments, including measuring vital signs, height, weight, and visual acuity.
- Collect blood, urine, sputum, and other specimens.
- Support laboratory, radiology, vaccination, and tuberculosis management activities.
- Provide migrants with information and counselling regarding the migration health assessment process and health-related issues.
- Ensure accurate applicant identification, medical history collection, documentation, and data entry.
- Maintain compliance with Health Assessment Programme (HAP) SOPs, quality standards, infection prevention and control measures, and universal precautions.
- Maintain and monitor pharmacy supplies, medical consumables, and clinical stock.
- Assist in preparing reports, statistics, and programme updates.
- Support mobile health assessment missions and other field activities.
- Assist with pre-departure medical activities, documentation, and medical movements.
- Perform medical escort duties when assigned.
- Collaborate with physicians, laboratory personnel, radiology staff, administrative teams, embassies, and other stakeholders.
- Maintain confidentiality of medical information and comply with IOM Standards of Conduct.
Required Experience
- Minimum three years of relevant clinical nursing experience.
- Demonstrated experience in phlebotomy and specimen collection.
- Experience in tuberculosis management, immunization, communicable diseases.
- Experience working in multicultural or international environments is desirable.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in Nursing from an accredited institution.
- Valid nursing license to practice in Egypt.