Senior Project Associate (Health Facilities Support)

Supports rehabilitation and equipping of health facilities in Marawi and BARMM, preparing technical plans and bills of quantities, monitoring construction and equipment compliance, and coordinating field delivery so public-health infrastructure remains safe and functional.

Department: IOM Marawi Sub-Office

• Support rehabilitation and improvement of health and emergency-operations facilities
• Coordinate installation of medical equipment and health ICT systems
• Prepare field workplans from assessments and stakeholder consultations
• Compile technical plans, construction documents and bills of quantities
• Track delivery of construction materials with the Supply Chain Unit
• Monitor construction, rehabilitation and equipment-installation compliance
• Assess the functionality and use of improved facilities and installed equipment
• Prepare progress reports with photographic evidence and follow-up actions
• Orient facility teams on sustainable use, maintenance and troubleshooting
• Integrate accountability, safeguarding, conflict-sensitivity and do-no-harm standards

• Bachelor’s degree in medical engineering, civil engineering or a related field with four years of relevant experience, or high school diploma with six years
• Experience supporting infrastructure, health-facility, emergency-operations-centre or related programmes
• Experience supporting projects in public-health settings
• Experience liaising with local or national government counterparts and BARMM ministries
• Good data-management, data-analysis, reporting and computer skills
• Technical understanding of medical and ICT equipment used in primary health care, emergency response and surveillance
• Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications and equipment manuals
• Fluency in written and spoken English and Filipino

• Fixed-term staff appointment for one year with possible extension. The role is based in Marawi City, includes field visits and duty travel, and supports migration-health programming across BARMM.