Field Project Assistant Health

Supports IOM mobile health teams responding to earthquake-affected communities by coordinating field deployment, mapping services and referral routes, tracking supplies and public-health alerts, consolidating response data and resolving operational coverage gaps.

Department: Mobile Health Team

• Support deployment and operational monitoring of mobile health teams in earthquake-affected communities
• Map health facilities, service points, temporary camps and referral mechanisms with health and humanitarian partners
• Track public-health alerts and priority events during the emergency response
• Coordinate mobile health sessions, patient referrals and community health-promotion activities
• Monitor medicines, medical supplies and basic equipment available to mobile health teams
• Consolidate and validate data for situation reports, emergency reports and information products
• Implement community-feedback and accountability mechanisms for affected populations
• Identify operational challenges, implementation risks and coverage gaps and propose corrective action

• University degree in general medicine with three years of relevant experience, or secondary education with five years of relevant experience
• Medical degree, completion of Article 8 requirements and registration and good standing with the relevant state medical college
• Experience implementing, monitoring or coordinating health, humanitarian or emergency-response projects
• Field experience with vulnerable communities and emergency-affected populations
• Experience coordinating with health authorities, community organisations and implementing partners
• Fluency in spoken and written Spanish

• Initial special short-term contract runs until 31 December 2026
• Offer is subject to funding confirmation and appointment requires medical fitness, residency or visa compliance and security clearance