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無國界醫生 Médecins Sans Frontières
IPC Specialist

Para-medical

IPC Specialist

Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Specialist is responsible for the Infection Prevention and Control activities and leads the development and maintenance of an IPC program in the project, in order to strive for the safety of patients, caretakers and staff and to enhance the quality of care.

 

Role of IPC Specialist includes:

MSF IPC Policy will focus on 3 priority pillars: 1/ Hand hygiene, 2/ Environmental cleaning and disinfection, re-processing of medical equipment, 3/ Transmission-based precaution.

 

Therefore some of the roles of IPC Specialist are:

  • Ensuring the implementation of the standard and transmission-based precautions in the health structures in all departments in collaboration with each service activity manager using existing tools (guidelins, checklist, audit forms, trainings).
  • Providing technical supervision and guidance to the staff in all departments including sterilization, laundy and kitchen.
  • Develop multimodal strategies to improve IPC in the facilities, for example : initiate system change (availability of the appropriate infrastructure and supplies); organize training; perform monitoring and give feedback.
  • Promoting a stepwise IPC improvement approach, tailored to the local context.

 

Requirements

  • IPC diploma is essential
  • Medical or paramedical background: Nursing degree / Medical Doctor / Epidemiologist /Pharmacist degree / Microbiologist
  • Desirable: Diploma in tropical medicine or at least 1 year of relevant working experience in a tropical context
  • Minimum 2 years of relevant working experience in IPC in hospital settings
  • Minimum availability is 6 month per each assignment
  • Adhere to our Behavioral Commitments and MSF Charter

Checklist

Please consider the following criteria for working with MSF:

1

Have you read the principles of MSF?

2

Do you meet the general criteria for working in the field?

3

Do you meet the specific requirements for the role you are going to apply for?

4

Are you clear about what to expect from the life on a mission, including but not limited to security and cultural contexts, living conditions and stress from emergency work?

5

Do you know our behavioural commitments and our ongoing actions to promote a work environment free of harassment, exploitation and abuse?

6

Do you know what MSF offers to our field workers?

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Have you read our arrangements on assessment?

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Do you understand that this is an application for our field worker pool, and that you will be matched to a role later on if your application is successful?

Now that you have thoroughly understood the above, you are invited to begin your MSF journey with us. ​

First, you will complete the online application. Please note that you have 30 calendar days from account creation to application submission. If you do not hear from us within 12 weeks, you may consider your application unsuccessful.​

Given the volume of applicants vis a vis needed positions in the field, please also note that priority processing will be given to multi-lingual (French, Spanish and/or Arabic) applicants as part of our hiring needs.

 

Should you need further clarifications or encounter problems while applying online, please contact us at: field.recruitment@hongkong.msf.org