Objectives and responsibilities:
Plan, organize and evaluate activities concerning nursing care and associated teams, in accordance with MSF values, policies and protocols and universal health standards, in order to guarantee the quality and continuity of care and the development of the plan. action. Position straddling 2 Health center in the Belladère area.
In collaboration with staff from the Haitian MSPP and the NGO Zanmi Lasanté.
Guarantee the quality of primary health care, ensure the reliable collection of medical and geographic data, and implement mental health and sexual violence care.
1. Application and supervision of MSF protocols
Clinical protocols
– Train and supervise the team on MSF and/or MSPP protocols: maternal health, family planning, malnutrition, infectious diseases if necessary.
– Control the cold chain, pharmacy management, expiry dates, with the pharmacist. At the pharmacy if necessary.
CPI and organization of care
– Enforce standard precautions: hand hygiene, waste sorting, high-level sterilization/disinfection of small equipment.
– Organize patient circuits: triage, emergencies, suspected epidemic cases, isolation, references.
2. Registration of medical and geographic data
Medical data
– Guarantee the correct keeping of MSF registers: curative consultations, CPN, CPON, vaccination, family planning, malnutrition.
– Check filling quality: complete data, readability. Continuing team training.
– provide information on the weekly entry of medical data and collect documentation for encodafe in HMIS.
– Analyze data with MedRef NAM: main morbidities, stock shortages, epidemic alerts, vaccination coverage.
Control the collection of medical and geographic data for HMIS analysis
– Map the origin of patients by locality/neighborhood with community health workers.
– Identify white areas, pockets of malnutrition, clusters of cases: cholera, measles, GBV.
– Report access incidents: dams, insecurity, impact on attendance at the center.
– Participate in rapid surveys: needs assessment, coverage, retrospective mortality if requested by coordination.
Collaboration with community health team for dissemination of medical information.
3. Mental health and psychosocial care
Mental health integration in PFS
Facilitate the work of the Psychologist/mental health advisor
Team support
– Organize monthly debriefing for exposed personnel: violence, infant deaths, insecurity.
– Detect signs of burnout and alert MedRef/RH.
4. Sexual violence
GBV medical care according to MSF protocol in collaboration with the medical team.
– Guarantee availability of the GBV kit: emergency contraception <120h, HIV PEP <72h, hepatitis B/tetanus vaccination, STI treatment, injury management.
– In collaboration with the mental health and medical team. Train the entire team: reception without judgment, absolute confidentiality, consent, clinical examination, MSF medical certificate.
– Ensure confidential space for VBG consultation: closed room, no interruption.
– Ensure VBG data is taken, anonymized and secure. Data separated from current registers.
SEO circuit
– Maintain up-to-date network and orientation: legal actors, shelters, psycho-social support, police/BPM if patient wishes.
– Support patients in their choices.
– Organize financial support if necessary: transport, legal costs, dignity kit.
Prevention and awareness
– Brief community health workers on VBG key message and MSF circuit
Selection profile:
Education : MSPP recognized Nursing Diploma, up-to-date license.
Experience : 3 years minimum experience including 1 year in supervision in a primary health center or NGO very desirable. Experience or strong sensitivity to mental health and GBV. An experience with MSF or other NGOs is desirable.
Skills : Mastery of MSF protocols=major asset, primary health, maternal health, PCIME.
Languages : Creole and perfect command of French essential, Spanish is an asset.
How to apply
Submission of the application file is done online only : Please submit your application by clicking on the following link: https://forms.gle/fZdY9JQcT2d3FzQT7
- The deadline for submitting applications is Wednesday May 20, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.
- Only shortlisted applications for tests and interviews will be contacted.
MSF encourages the inclusion of women and people with disabilities. MSF does not charge any fees or accept any money throughout the recruitment process.
We thank all candidates in advance for their interest in MSF.
