وظائف شاغرة لدى الجمعيات الخيرية الأرثوذكسية الدولية للدبلوم و البكالوريوس

تعلن International Orthodox Christian charities في الاردن عن حاجتها الى :

1- TOR Optometrist (consultant)

International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) is an international non-

governmental development and relief organization, working worldwide to alleviate

suffering and need and share God’s gifts of food, shelter, economic self-

sufficiency, and hope.

IOCC seeks an Optometrist (consultant) to provide services for refugees

with impairments and disabilities, particularly to support the provision of

assistive devices and follow up of cases requiring visual aids (such as

glasses) and rehabilitation services, in Azraq Refugee Camp.

OVERVIEW

In consultation with IOCC management, and under the supervision of the Project

Officer, the Optometrist (consultant) will be responsible for visual diagnoses,

distribution of glasses, training for assistive device recipients, and follow up with

cases of potential visual impairments, and community awareness raising through

IOCC’s project activities in Azraq Refugee Camp. The Optometrist (consultant)

will also be required to make regular visits to IOCC’s office in Amman and

potentially to project sites throughout Jordan, as needed.

KEY DUTIES:

Ensure the timely implementation of assigned project activities, following the set work plan and meeting deadlines set by IOCC and funding agencies
Support – and, as requested, oversee – the training and daily work of community based rehabilitation workers (CBRWs) and others in screeningand assessment for potential impairments and disabilities
Review screening and assessment forms to support the CBRWs in identifying cases in need of visual diagnosis in Azraq Refugee Camp
Conduct visual diagnoses of IOCC’s beneficiaries in Azraq Refugee Camp (or other locations, as requested)
Diagnose visual problems, including (but not limited to) nearsightedness, farsightedness, eye diseases, such as glaucoma, and other impairments or disabilities
Prescribe eyeglasses, contact lenses, and medications, as appropriate for individual cases
Coordinate with non-camp-based suppliers and order appropriate glasses or visual-related assistive devices
Coordinate with IOCC’s selected visual aid supplier(s) in delivering the diagnosis forms and visual aids
Check each visual aid prepared by IOCC’s supplier to ensure that the aid is appropriately prepared for each individual beneficiary
Distribute visual aids and ensure that each aid is adapted and properly fits individual beneficiaries
Provide training and follow-up support (including follow-up appointments and adjustment of aids, if needed) to patients and parents/caregivers on use and maintenance of visual aids
Conduct home visits and follow-up to IOCC’s beneficiaries, when requested
Conduct and organize follow up appointments for IOCC’s beneficiaries and support visual aid maintenance, as necessary
Provide expertise and recommendations for cases in need of more advanced treatment and support the referral process to other actors who can provide needed services or treatment
Lead community awareness sessions on visual loss, impairments, and disabilities and related topics
Ensure proper, smooth, and complete referral process of cases in need of specialized services and/or surgeries, in coordination with IOCC’s selected ophthalmologist, including coordinating visits to Azraq Camp, arranging appointments, provided support for consultations, and related tasks
Train CBRW’s on visual loss and impairments, as well as working with the visually impaired
Provide recommendations for cases in need of rehabilitative care
Ensure that IOCC’s visual clinic in the camp is maintained at a high quality and address any clinic issues that may arise in coordination with the Project Officer
Collect data and maintain thorough documentation of relevant indicators for project implementation, as well as for beneficiary selection
Maintain organization of relevant project case files and be able to easily and quickly respond to inquiries on individual cases or the files as a whole
Complete the monthly tracking indictor for relevant indicators and share with the Project Officer
Provide recommendations to IOCC management on current and future program activities
Aid in a variety of tasks necessary for the successful implementation of the assigned project in a timely and organized manner
Represent IOCC and project activities during visits from the project donor, as necessary and requested
Participate in regular project meetings with IOCC’s Project Officer if needed
Prescribe eyeglasses, contact lenses, and medications
Other responsibilities and tasks, as assigned

TIMEFRAME

September 1, 2019 – April 30, 2020

QUALIFICATIONS

Knowledge and Skills: Organization; basic computer skills; inter-personal communication skills; advanced written communication; data collection, sorting, and analysis; fluency in Arabic and English. Experience working with refugees and knowledge of issues impacting refugees and persons with disabilities a plus. Experience working with non-governmental organizations also a plus.
Competencies: Ability to build strong personal and organizational relationships across a wide range of stakeholders, including internal and external staff, other organizations, local communities, project beneficiaries, and other contacts; sensitivity to cultural conditions and practices; adherence to procedures, regulations, local laws, and other requirements in implementing and maintaining IOCC projects; ability to think strategically, analyze issues, and make appropriate recommendations.
Education: University/College degree in relevant field.
Experience: A minimum of three years’ experience, working in a hospital, clinic, or practice directly with patients. Experience working with a non-governmental organization a plus. Experience working in non-traditional work environments, such as a refugee camp, a plus. Experience working with vulnerable populations, such as refugees, a plus.
Certifications: University/College degree required. Valid driver license preferred. The consultant must be a licensed optometrist authorized under the law of Jordan. The consultant must have a valid license to practice optometry from the Ministry of Health.
Must be able to pass background check to ensure that applicant is not in violation of U.S. Government Executive Order and law that prohibits transactions with and the provision of support to organizations associated with terrorism.
Must be willing and able to go to Azraq Refugee Camp on a daily basis with the potential for work in IOCC’s office in Amman, as well as project sites throughout Jordan, as needed.

WORKING CONDITIONS / REQUIREMENTS

Primary work location is Azraq Refugee Camp with regular trips to IOCC’s office in Amman, as well as project sites throughout Jordan, as necessary
Awareness of local security situation and conditions
Professional personal dress, behavior, speech, and conduct in accordance with IOCC policies

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2- TOR Audiologist (consultant)

International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) is an international non-

governmental development and relief organization, working worldwide to alleviate

suffering and need and share God’s gifts of food, shelter, economic self-

sufficiency, and hope.

IOCC seeks an Audiologist (consultant) to provide services for refugees

with impairments and disabilities, particularly to support the provision of

assistive devices and follow up of cases requiring hearing aids and

rehabilitation services, in Azraq Refugee Camp.

OVERVIEW

In consultation with IOCC management, and under the supervision of the Project

Officer, the Audiologist (consultant) will be responsible for hearing diagnoses,

distribution of hearing aids, training for assistive device recipients, and follow up

with cases of potential hearing impairments, and community awareness raising

through IOCC’s project activities in Azraq Refugee Camp. The Audiologist

(consultant) will also be required to make regular visits to IOCC’s office in

Amman and potentially to project sites throughout Jordan, as needed.

KEY DUTIES:

The Audiologist (consultant) will be responsible to IOCC for the execution of

his/her duties, which include (but are not limited to):

Ensure the timely implementation of assigned project activities, following the set work plan and meeting deadlines set by IOCC and funding agencies
Support – and, as requested, oversee – the training and daily work of community based rehabilitation workers (CBRWs) and others in screening and assessment for potential impairments and disabilities
Review screening and assessment forms to support the CBRWs in identifying cases in need of hearing diagnosis in Azraq Refugee Camp
Collect information on nature and level of impairment, using scientific instruments and automated equipment, such as Audiometer, Tympanometer, Auditory Brain Stem Response (ABR), and other devices
Evaluate hearing disorders to reach a diagnosis and provide treatment options
Inspect patients’ ear canals in case of wax or any other problem and organize referrals for other needed services, as appropriate
Prepare ear molds
Coordinate with non-camp-based suppliers and order appropriate hearing aids
Coordinate with IOCC’s selected hearing aid supplier in delivering the audiograms and hearing aids
Check each hearing aid prepared by IOCC’s supplier to ensure that the aid and programming are appropriately prepared for each individual beneficiary
Distribute hearing aids and ensure that each hearing aid is adapted and properly fits individual beneficiaries
Provide training and follow-up support (including follow-up appointments and adjustment of hearing aid programming) to patients and parents/caregivers on use and maintenance of hearing aids
Conduct home visits and follow-up to IOCC’s beneficiaries, when requested
Conduct and organize follow up appointments for IOCC’s beneficiaries and support hearing aids maintenance, as necessary
Provide expertise and recommendations for cases in need of more advanced treatment and support the referral process to other actors who can provide needed services or treatment
Counsel and educate patients in methods to address the impact of hearing impairment, including lip reading and sign language
Lead community awareness sessions on hearing loss, impairments, and disabilities and related topics
Train CBRW’s on hearing loss, as well as working with the hearing impaired
Provide recommendations for cases in need of speech therapy or sign language rehabilitative care
Ensure that IOCC’s hearing clinic in the camp is maintained at a high quality and address any clinic issues that may arise in coordination with the Project Officer
Collect data and maintain thorough documentation of relevant indicators for project implementation, as well as for beneficiary selection
Maintain organization of relevant project case files and be able to easily and quickly respond to inquiries on individual cases or the files as a whole
Complete the monthly tracking indictor for relevant indicators and share withthe Project Officer
Provide recommendations to IOCC management on current and future program activities
Aid in a variety of tasks necessary for the successful implementation of the assigned project in a timely and organized manner
Represent IOCC and project activities during visits from the project donors and in coordination mechanisms, as necessary and requested
Participate in regular project meetings with IOCC’s Project Officer
Keep up-to-date on the latest technologies and innovations in hearing devices to best support patients
Other responsibilities and tasks, as assigned