Mobile Team Leader

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

The duties and responsibilities of the Mobile Team Leader include:

Conduct clinical consultations diagnosis and treatment in accordance with national and SCH medical guidelines.

Lead triage during outreach activities ensuring critical cases are identified and managed promptly.

Supervise infection prevention and control (IPC) measures in the mobile clinic setting.

Provide referrals to higher-level care facilities as needed ensuring continuity of care.

Lead or support health education sessions on relevant medical topics (e.g. hygiene disease prevention communicable and non-communicable diseases).

Oversee medical aspects of humanitarian assistance distribution (e.g. screening for eligibility).

Contribute to daily activity reporting clinical documentation and team debriefs. Reporting & Supervision

The Team Leader reports to the Response Coordinator (Command Center) Or Hub Coordinator with a dotted-line relationship with the Regional Managers based in Yangon or Mandalay for operational matters.

The position supervises mobile team members community mobilizers and coordinates with admin/logistics and finance units in the regional office.

Qualifications :

A medical degree (MBBS or equivalent) with valid license is required.

At least 2 years of clinical experience in primary care or emergency medical services; previous humanitarian or outreach work is an asset.

Familiarity with national treatment protocols and clinical guidelines.

Experience in community health promotion or health education is preferred.

Willingness to travel and work in austere high-pressure environments with flexible schedules.

Core Competencies

Clinical expertise in both communicable and non-communicable diseases including diagnosis treatment and case management.

Strong triage and decision-making skills under pressure particularly in outreach or emergency settings.

Knowledge of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) practices and ability to implement them in low-resource environments.

Effective communication skills for health education patient interaction and team collaboration.

Documentation and reporting proficiency including medical records and activity logs.

Adaptability to field conditions and ability to work in multidisciplinary mobile teams. Deliverables:

Accurate and complete documentation of consultations treatments referrals and follow-up cases submitted after each outreach activity.

Maintain prioritized lists of critical and referred patients with case summaries to ensure continuity of care.

Brief reports on sessions conducted topics covered number of participants and any feedback or follow-up needs.

Medical Oversight Reports on Humanitarian Distributions

Weekly Team Debrief and Operational Feedback: Contributions to team discussions on clinical challenges IPC compliance and service improvements.

Additional Information :

Application Process Interested candidates are invited to submit the following documents;

Cover Letter detailing relevant experience and motivation for the assignment.

Curriculum Vitae of the lead consultant(s) highlighting past consultancies and qualifications.

Proposed Daily Rate/Fee and a brief outline of your approach to accomplishing the tasks.

Reference Contacts (at least two) preferably from organizations in which similar work was performed.

Please send applications to  APPLY LINK not later than on the evening of 9 October 2025 (Thursday). Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. References and background checks will be conducted as part of the selection process.

Remote Work :

No

Employment Type :

Full-time