Clinics Nurse G6
Organizational Context
The World Food Programme (WFP) is the world's largest humanitarian organization, dedicated to saving lives in emergencies and building pathways to peace and prosperity. WFP values diversity, inclusion, and invests in its employees' personal and professional development, offering a multicultural work environment and opportunities for global impact.
Job Purpose
The WFP Clinics Nurse G6 will provide comprehensive nursing care and clinical services to WFP staff, personnel from other UN agencies, and their eligible dependents across multiple duty stations in Sudan. This role is crucial for delivering quality healthcare, supporting occupational health, managing clinic operations, and responding to emergencies. The nurse will collaborate closely with clinic doctors and coordinators, performing diagnostic tests, administering treatments, providing health education, managing medical supplies, and ensuring compliance with medical protocols and organizational standards. The position requires strong nursing skills, administrative capabilities, and the ability to maintain accurate records and support logistical operations within the WFP Clinics.
Responsibilities
The World Food Programme (WFP) is seeking a Nurse to provide comprehensive nursing and administrative support within its Sudan clinics. This role involves delivering primary healthcare consultations, assisting doctors with clinical procedures, and managing front-desk services. Key responsibilities include performing diagnostic tests, providing medical and administrative support to WFP staff and their dependents, and assisting with health education and screening campaigns. The Nurse will also manage pharmacy inventory, monitor medical equipment, ensure adherence to waste management and infection control protocols, and maintain accurate medical records. Additionally, the position requires supporting the supply chain for clinic operations, coordinating shipments, and ensuring timely delivery of supplies. The role demands strong nursing skills, knowledge of first aid, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, and emergency medical conditions. Fluency in English and Arabic is essential, along with a minimum of six years of nursing experience, including at least three years in a relevant capacity, preferably within a UN medical service environment. The WFP offers a diverse, inclusive, and multicultural work environment with opportunities for professional development and a competitive compensation package.
Work Experience
Requires a minimum of 6 years of nursing experience, with at least 3 years in a role directly relevant to the position. Experience in a UN medical service or equivalent environment is preferred. A BLS certificate is mandatory, and an ACLS certificate is considered a plus.
Skills
Nursing skills, First aid, Vital sign measurement, Pharmaceutical knowledge, Medical equipment knowledge, Stock inventory management, Emergency response, Cold chain system knowledge, Business support, Administrative support, Logistical support, Procurement, Diagnostic testing, Health education, Health screening, Vaccination initiatives, Pharmacy inventory management, Waste management, Infection Prevention and Control (IPC), Report preparation, Medical record maintenance, Supply chain coordination, Customer service, Communication, Confidentiality management, English proficiency, Arabic proficiency