Accountabilities & functional responsibilities
Support analysis of the health situation and provide regular updates to Health Coordination.
Contribute to health needs assessments, project proposals, evaluations, and maintain an updated understanding of the local health system.
Support planning, implementation, and follow-up of all ICRC health programs (Hospital, PHC, PHEC, MHPSS, PRP). Lead health activities and emergency courses (ERTC, BEC, MCIT)
Ensure proper use of operational tools, guidelines, and PAM procedures within field teams.
Manage health data and reporting systems, including DHIS2 accuracy and monthly trend summaries.
Draft internal/external reports, meeting minutes, and operational updates.
Follow up on partnerships, MoUs, and contracts and support structured information sharing.
Maintain networks with authorities, NGOs, and UN actors; attend clusters and TWGs as delegated.
Represent the Health Department internally and coordinate appointments, visits, and travel.
Organize ICRC health seminars, workshops, and dissemination events, handling all logistics.
Support emergency preparedness and contribute to response activities during crises.
Act as backup for the Jerusalem-based Health Field Officer, maintaining basic knowledge of finance, logistics, and supply chain processes.
Support budget monitoring, monthly updates, SITFIN forecasting, and compliance with financial procedures.
Assist with logistics follow-up, forecasting, order reviews, and stock coordination, including near-expiry and deadstock items.
Desired profile and skills
Degree in Medicine or Nursing.
3 to 5 years of total work experience (including 2 years of clinical experience) with minimum 2 years’ experience in the humanitarian sector.
Additional qualification in Public Health or Health Management is a strong asset.
Excellent command of Arabic and English
Valid professional license to practice.
Experience in data analysis is considered an asset.