CFA2026 032 _Consultant Type A _Infirmier (ère) _PAP
Organizational Context
The International Organization for Migration (IOM), a UN agency founded in 1951, promotes humane and orderly migration. In Haiti, IOM supports the reception of returning migrants at Cap-Haïtien airport, addressing immediate humanitarian needs in health, protection, and psychosocial support. This role is crucial for reinforcing medical response capacity.
Job Purpose
This role aims to strengthen the medical response capacity for returning migrants arriving at Cap-Haïtien International Airport. The primary purpose is to ensure the rapid provision of essential healthcare services to vulnerable individuals, including those with acute or chronic conditions, injuries, or psychosocial distress. The position involves assisting in medical consultations, providing first aid, identifying specific vulnerabilities, and facilitating appropriate referrals to specialized health services. The nurse will work under the supervision of the Field Emergency Officer and the Airport Medical Officer, contributing to the overall humanitarian response coordinated by IOM with national authorities.
Responsibilities
Provide nursing care and first aid to arriving migrants, assisting the Medical Officer during consultations and preparing patients. Administer prescribed treatments and monitor patient conditions, escalating concerns as needed. Support initial triage and identification of vulnerable individuals (pregnant women, children, elderly, disabled, injured, or ill) in coordination with the Ministry of Public Health. Assist in managing medical supplies and equipment, ensuring proper organization and stock monitoring. Conduct health promotion activities, including hygiene and disease prevention awareness. Maintain accurate documentation of care provided and contribute to data management, respecting confidentiality. Execute other relevant tasks assigned by supervisors to support project activities.
Work Experience
Minimum of 3 years of professional experience, preferably in a humanitarian or emergency setting. Experience in primary healthcare delivery, knowledge of emergency medical protocols, and referral procedures are essential. Experience working with vulnerable populations such as migrants or displaced persons is highly desirable.
Skills
Nursing care, First aid, Triage, Vulnerability identification, Health promotion, Medical data management, Communication, Teamwork, Adaptability, Emergency response.