تعلن مؤسسة فلسطين المستقبل للطفولة - مركز الشلل الدماغي ، عن حاجتها للوظائف التالية :- 1- منسق مشروع عدد 1 2- أخصائي علاج طبيعي عدد 1 3- أخصائي علاج وظيفي عدد 1 4- أخصائي نفسي عدد 1 5- أخصائي إجتماعي عدد1 6- ممرض عدد 1
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( Outreach Project Coordinator )
Palestine Aviner for Childhood Foundation “PACF” Established in 1998, PACF is a non-profit organization and one of the only specialized service providers for children with cerebral palsy CWCP and their families in Gaza Strip. PACF provides specialized education, social, psychological, leisure and vocational training services for CWCP/ MD. HI started its partnership with PACF in May 2011 supporting outreach and center based rehabilitation services for CWCP/ MD in Gaza City.
Therefore a partnership agreement with Handicap International, runs projects under its operating name “Humanity & Inclusion” was developed in order to implement the project entitled “Addressing urgent injury care and rehabilitation needs of the causalities of border clashes (March of Return) in the Gaza Strip”, funded by center de crisis CDC- France and United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs OCHA under the Trust Fund For Disaster Relief (sub-account for the oPt Humanitarian Fund). The project aims at mitigating the outset of physical disabilities due to injuries as a result of the March of Return demonstrations through provision of critical and lifesaving injury care and multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services for children and adults in order to maintain and/or develop best functional abilities possible and consecutive inclusion in family and community life.
PACF is currently looking for a qualified candidate to fill the position of Outreach Project Coordinator.
Duty Station/ Location: Gaza Governorate.
Duration: 5 months, with possibility of extension upon availability of fund.
Starting Date: 1st August, 2018
Under the supervision of PACF Technical Supervisor and Director, the Outreach Project Coordinator will work in PACF in order to manage the day to day implementation of project activities by the multidsciplinary outreach team and fulfill the following responsibilities :
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1.1 Project Implementation:
- To set up and manage the day to day activities of the outreach team according to the project plan and ensure that all actions envisaged are undertaken in an organized and systematic manner in support of HI Project Team.
- Support the outreach teams in setting their intervention plans in line with the project indicators and field needs.
- Organize the assessment, provision of rehabilitation services and referral of people with disability and injury.
- Ensure Team’s training to families and caregivers on basic rehabilitation exercises and proper using of resources and informative materials.
- Support the outreach teams to organize home visits to people with injury according to the project identified services criteria.
- Ensure that the outreach team understand their responsibilities and are using the appropriate assessment tools to identify, meet the multidisciplinary rehabilitation needs and follow up with the beneficiaries.
- Support, follow-up and supervise the work of the outreach team and ensure services’ quality criteria respect.
- Coordinate all referrals of beneficiaries towards relevant services in collaboration with the social worker and HI team.
- Facilitate HI Project Team field work and technical support to the outreach teams.
- Coordinate with HI and the appropriate stakeholders to ensure members are receiving the required support to identify target beneficiaries and their families, assess their needs and to ensure these means are provided; organize and implement trainings when required, and
- Other activities related to project activities implementation as per the needs
1.2 Human Resources Management:
- Manage multidisciplinary outreach team members comprises Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, Nurses and Social Workers.
- Manage the accountant.
- Provide Support to the outreach team to fulfill their work in respect to the project action plan
- Ensure Team’s consideration to the services quality criteria and conduct field follow up and support visits.
- Support the Team in setting up the weekly plans and ensure qualitative and quantitative indicators are achieved.
- Enhance the multidisciplinary approach in services provision through facilitating weekly coordination meetings with the Team in order to review progress and set common therapeutic goals and intervention plans by the different members / disciplines.
- Ensure all team’s services are provided in a professional and ethical manner
- Support the Social Worker to collect and share information on services across Gaza Strip
- Supervise and support the Social Worker to coordinate for Referral Network activities and monthly meetings in Gaza.
1.3 Reporting and Coordination:
- Collaborate with HI and the other project partners’ coordinators across Gaza Strip to ensure coordinated implementation of activities in all locations.
- Ensure that all donations made are accompanied with a signed donation certificate.
- Maintain accurate records of activities and assessments conducted, support and services provided, and referrals made.
- Ensure all reports are provided to PACF Technical Supervisor and HI Team on weekly bases respecting the agreed forms.
- Apply the project monitoring tools on quarterly basis and report results to PACF Technical Supervisor and HI.
- Propose timely changes and recommendations as relevant to meet project objectives and plan.
- Write case studies and success stories on beneficiaries and activities of the project
- Use various communication means (written, spoken, etc) during activities to ensure effective inclusion of all participants
- Maintain a very positive image of PACF at all times and in all circumstances.
- Requirements:
- A minimum university degree in management, administration or other humanitarian field
- A minimum of 5years’ experience in project coordination and management , preferably in the field of disability
- Very positive communication and interpersonal skills.
- Strong command of spoken and written English
- Excellent Computer Skills ( Excel , PPP, Word and Access)
- Proven successful team player previous experience
- Application Process:
Interested candidates may send their CV and a motivation letter to pacf.gaza@hotmail.com no later than Tuesday 21th July, 2018.
Please include the job title as Outreach Project Coordinator in the subject line of your application e-mail.
PACF and HI are equal opportunity employers and particularly welcomes applications from persons with disabilities PwDs.
Recently, HI in collaboration with its partners partners delivered a training course on Emergency Preparedness and Humanitarian Response for 250 selected volunteers, of those in particular are highly welcome to apply.
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( Outreach Physiotherapist )
Palestine Aviner for Childhood Foundation “PACF” Established in 1998, PACF is a non-profit organization and one of the only specialized service providers for children with cerebral palsy CWCP and their families in Gaza Strip. PACF provides specialized education, social, psychological, leisure and vocational training services for CWCP/ MD. HI started its partnership with PACF in May 2011 supporting outreach and center based rehabilitation services for CWCP/ MD in Gaza City.
Therefore a partnership agreement with Handicap International, runs projects under its operating name “Humanity & Inclusion” was developed in order to implement the project entitled “Addressing urgent injury care and rehabilitation needs of the causalities of border clashes (March of Return) in the Gaza Strip”, funded by center de crisis CDC- France and United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs OCHA under the Trust Fund For Disaster Relief (sub-account for the oPt Humanitarian Fund). The project aims at mitigating the outset of physical disabilities due to injuries as a result of the March of Return demonstrations through provision of critical and lifesaving injury care and multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services for children and adults in order to maintain and/or develop best functional abilities possible and consecutive inclusion in family and community life.
PACF is currently looking for a qualified two candidates to fill the position of Physiotherapist (PT)
Duty Station/ Location: Gaza Governorate.
Duration: 5 months, with possibility of extension upon availability of fund.
Starting Date: 1st August, 2018
Under the supervision of PACF Project Coordinator, the Physiotherapist will work in PACF in order to conduct assessment of the needs to physical therapy services, conduct PT sessions, and follow up visits to persons with injuries PwIs and fulfill the following responsibilities :
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- Main duties and Responsibilities:
- Visit PwIs in their homes who have registered their need to PT services for assessment and support purposes.
- Coordinate with the PACF outreach team members in setting up the intervention / therapy plan for the PwIs and other vulnerable groups when needed.
- Conduct trainings to families/caregivers of beneficiaries on home basic follow up exercises and ensure PT exercises are implemented after discharge.
- Use the physio-tool resources and share with beneficiaries, their families and caregivers according to their needs.
- Respect and implement the quality criteria system that will be trained on by HI during working services’ beneficiaries.
- Participate in the technical trainings that HI will conduct in order to improve the team members intervention quality with services’ beneficiaries.
- Report to PACF project coordinator, using the monitoring tools and reports forms on daily weekly/monthly/quarterly basis.
- Requirements:
- A minimum university degree in Physical Therapy
- A minimum of 5years’ experience, preferably in the rehabilitation of PwIs and PwDs.
- Very positive communication and interpersonal skills.
- Strong command of spoken and written English
- Excellent Computer Skills ( Excel , PPP, Word)
- Application Process:
Interested candidates may send their CV and a motivation letter to pacf.gaza@hotmail.com no later than Tuesday 21th July, 2018.
Please include the job title as Physiotherapist in the subject line of your application e-mail.
PACF and HI are equal opportunity employers and particularly welcomes applications from persons with disabilities PwDs.
Recently, HI in collaboration with its partners partners delivered a training course on Emergency Preparedness and Humanitarian Response for 250 selected volunteers, of those in particular are highly welcome to apply.
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( Outreach Occupational Therapist )
Palestine Aviner for Childhood Foundation “PACF” Established in 1998, PACF is a non-profit organization and one of the only specialized service providers for children with cerebral palsy CWCP and their families in Gaza Strip. PACF provides specialized education, social, psychological, leisure and vocational training services for CWCP/ MD. HI started its partnership with PACF in May 2011 supporting outreach and center based rehabilitation services for CWCP/ MD in Gaza City.
Therefore a partnership agreement with Handicap International, runs projects under its operating name “Humanity & Inclusion” was developed in order to implement the project entitled “Addressing urgent injury care and rehabilitation needs of the causalities of border clashes (March of Return) in the Gaza Strip”, funded by center de crisis CDC- France and United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs OCHA under the Trust Fund For Disaster Relief (sub-account for the oPt Humanitarian Fund). The project aims at mitigating the outset of physical disabilities due to injuries as a result of the March of Return demonstrations through provision of critical and lifesaving injury care and multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services for children and adults in order to maintain and/or develop best functional abilities possible and consecutive inclusion in family and community life.
PACF is currently looking for a qualified two candidates to fill the position of Occupational Therapist (OT)
Duty Station/ Location: Gaza Governorate.
Duration: 5 months, with possibility of extension upon availability of fund.
Starting Date: 1st August, 2018
Under the supervision of PACF Project Coordinator, the Occupational Therapist will work in PACF in order to conduct assessment of the needs to occupational therapy services, conduct OT sessions, and follow up visits to persons with injuries PwIs and fulfill the following responsibilities :
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- Main duties and Responsibilities:
- Assess the rehabilitation needs and provide occupational therapy sessions and follow up to persons with injuries PwIs.
- Coordinate with the project coordinator and other outreach team members in setting up the intervention / therapy plan for the PwIs to ensure a multidisciplinary approach in services planning and delivery.
- Identify PwIs specific needs of assistive devices and write clear and correct prescription and submit to the project coordinator on regular basis.
- Conduct training to assistive devices beneficiaries on how to use it properly.
- Propose to beneficiaries/families/caregivers investments of the environmental resources to contribute to adapting the homes to their specific needs in order to improve their participation in the daily activities of life.
- Participate in the technical trainings that Hl will conduct in order to improve the team members’ intervention quality with PwIs and other vulnerable groups.
- Conduct trainings to families/caregivers of beneficiaries on home basic follow up exercises and ensure OT exercises are implemented after discharge.
- Use the physio-tool resources and share with beneficiaries, their families and caregivers according to their needs.
- Respect and implement the quality criteria system that will be trained on by HI during working with PwIs.
- Report to the project coordinator using the monitoring tools and reports’ forms on daily weekly/monthly/quarterly basis.
- Requirements:
- A minimum university degree / or Diploma in Occupational Therapy
- A minimum of 5years’ experience, preferably in the rehabilitation of PwIs and PwDs.
- Very positive communication and interpersonal skills.
- Strong command of spoken and written English
- Excellent Computer Skills ( Excel , PPP, Word)
- Excellent teamwork skills and spirit
- Application Process:
Interested candidates may send their CV and a motivation letter to pacf.gaza@hotmail.com no later than Tuesday 21st July, 2018.
Please include the job title as Occupational Therapist in the subject line of your application e-mail.
PACF and HI are equal opportunity employers and particularly welcomes applications from persons with disabilities PwDs.
Recently, HI in collaboration with its partners partners delivered a training course on Emergency Preparedness and Humanitarian Response for 250 selected volunteers, of those in particular are highly welcome to apply
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( Outreach Psychologist )
Palestine Aviner for Childhood Foundation “PACF” Established in 1998, PACF is a non-profit organization and one of the only specialized service providers for children with cerebral palsy CWCP and their families in Gaza Strip. PACF provides specialized education, social, psychological, leisure and vocational training services for CWCP/ MD. HI started its partnership with PACF in May 2011 supporting outreach and center based rehabilitation services for CWCP/ MD in Gaza City.
Therefore a partnership agreement with Handicap International, runs projects under its operating name “Humanity & Inclusion” was developed in order to implement the project entitled “Addressing urgent injury care and rehabilitation needs of the causalities of border clashes (March of Return) in the Gaza Strip”, funded by center de crisis CDC- France and United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs OCHA under the Trust Fund For Disaster Relief (sub-account for the oPt Humanitarian Fund). The project aims at mitigating the outset of physical disabilities due to injuries as a result of the March of Return demonstrations through provision of critical and lifesaving injury care and multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services for children and adults in order to maintain and/or develop best functional abilities possible and consecutive inclusion in family and community life.
PACF is currently looking for a qualified candidate to fill the position of Psychologist (PSS)
Duty Station/ Location: Gaza Governorate.
Duration: 5 months, with possibility of extension upon availability of fund.
Starting Date: 1st August, 2018
Under the supervision of PACF Project Coordinator, the Psychologist will work in PACF in order to provide psychological support services, and follow up visits to persons with injuries PwIs and fulfill the following responsibilities :
- Main duties and Responsibilities:
- Be present at PACF to assess mental functions, emotional status and social development of Persons with Injuries PwIs, to determine the level and the type of cognition, perception and behavior deficiency as well as the strength and capacities, to assess their social environment and their social interactions.
- Design individual and group psychological support sessions and / or interventions that would contribute to the evolving capacities of PwIs to the realization of the dignified life of them.
- Conduct home visit PwIs to assess the needs and provide support to those who have registered their need for assessment and support purposes.
- Coordinate the other outreach team members in setting up the intervention / therapy plan for the PwIs, and other vulnerable groups in a multidisciplinary approach.
- Coordinate with groups of PwIs and facilitate their implementation to psychological support peer to peer sessions.
- Participate in the technical trainings that HI will conduct in order to improve the team members’ intervention quality with PwIs.
- Respect and implement the quality criteria system that will be trained on by HI during working with PwIs.
- Report to PACF using the agreed monitoring tools and reports forms on daily/weekly/monthly and quarterly basis. .
- Requirements:
- University degree in psychology, with at least 4 years of work experience.
- Proven advanced knowledge and experience in implementing psychosocial support services at community level, preferably with PwDs and PwIs.
- Ability to contribute and work within a team.
- Excellent communication skills.
- Open and flexible.
- Experience in training, monitoring and evaluation.
- Strong command of English and Arabic languages (both written and spoken).
- Computer skills (Word, PowerPoint…).
- Application Process:
Interested candidates may send their CV and a motivation letter to pacf.gaza@hotmail.com no later than Tuesday 21th July, 2018.
Please include the job title as Psychologist in the subject line of your application e-mail.
PACF and HI are equal opportunity employers and particularly welcomes applications from persons with disabilities PwDs.
Recently, HI in collaboration with its partners partners delivered a training course on Emergency Preparedness and Humanitarian Response for 250 selected volunteers, of those in particular are highly welcome to apply.
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( Outreach Social Worker )
Palestine Aviner for Childhood Foundation “PACF” Established in 1998, PACF is a non-profit organization and one of the only specialized service providers for children with cerebral palsy CWCP and their families in Gaza Strip. PACF provides specialized education, social, psychological, leisure and vocational training services for CWCP/ MD. HI started its partnership with PACF in May 2011 supporting outreach and center based rehabilitation services for CWCP/ MD in Gaza City.
Therefore a partnership agreement with Handicap International, runs projects under its operating name “Humanity & Inclusion” was developed in order to implement the project entitled “Addressing urgent injury care and rehabilitation needs of the causalities of border clashes (March of Return) in the Gaza Strip”, funded by center de crisis CDC- France and United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs OCHA under the Trust Fund For Disaster Relief (sub-account for the oPt Humanitarian Fund). The project aims at mitigating the outset of physical disabilities due to injuries as a result of the March of Return demonstrations through provision of critical and lifesaving injury care and multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services for children and adults in order to maintain and/or develop best functional abilities possible and consecutive inclusion in family and community life.
PACF is currently looking for a qualified candidate to fill the position of Social Worker (SW)
Duty Station/ Location: Gaza Governorate.
Duration: 5 months, with possibility of extension upon availability of fund.
Starting Date: 1st August, 2018
Under the supervision of PACF project coordinator, the Social Worker (SW) will work in PACF in order to conduct assessment of the social needs of the persons with injuries PwIs, identify existing sources available to meet the client’s need, refer the beneficiaries towards needed service upon their needs & demands, facilitate the coordination of the Referral Network at the governorate level that would enable early detection and early intervention and liaison plentiful stakeholders around the vulnerable groups to ensure a maximized access to their needed services to PwIs and persons with disabilities PwDs and fulfil the following responsibilities:
- Main duties and Responsibilities:
- Be present at PACF to register, assess clients’ social needs and direct them towards the adequate rehabilitation, medical, basic services in the community that would ensure equalization of their opportunities and integration in the society.
- Conduct field visits to shelter locations and homes of PwDs and PwIs in order to assess PwDs / PwIs needs for the identification of project beneficiaries.
- Assess physical and social environment of the client in order to identify obstacles and facilitators and to make realistic plan of intervening on them according to the assessment form.
- Coordinate with the project coordinator and other outreach team members in setting up the intervention / therapy plan for the PwIs and PwDs to ensure a multidisciplinary approach in services planning and delivery.
- Facilitate internal and external referrals of identified PwDs and PwIs.
- Map the existing resources in the community (services, funds, programs, human resources) that could be activated / mobilized to support clients and their families’ increased access to needed services.
- Ensure users and their representatives’ involvement in project activities and follow up.
- Participate in the technical trainings that Hl will conduct in order to improve the team members’ intervention quality with beneficiaries of project services.
- Respect and implement the quality criteria system that will be trained on by HI during working with project beneficiaries.
- Follow up and coordinate for the PACF referral network with relevant stakeholders in Gaza
- Organize and participate on monthly referral network meetings between PACF and other stakeholders in the governorate.
- Report on the referral network indicators, challenges to PACF and HI on monthly basis.
- Support in entering the data of assessed PwIs and other vulnerable groups using HI & Partner’s data base forms.
- Report project coordinator using the monitoring tools and reports’ forms on weekly/monthly/quarterly basis.
- Requirements:
- A minimum university degree in Social Work in addition to CBR training.
- A minimum of 5years’ experience, preferably working with PwIs and PwDs.
- Very positive communication and interpersonal skills.
- Excellent networking and coordination skills
- Advanced understanding to stakeholders in the target area.
- Strong command of spoken and written English
- Excellent Computer Skills ( Excel , PPP, Word)
- Excellent teamwork skills and spirit
- Application Process:
Interested candidates may send their CV and a motivation letter to pacf.gaza@hotmail.com no later than Tuesday 21th July, 2018.
Please include the job title as Social Worker in the subject line of your application e-mail.
PACF and HI are equal opportunity employers and particularly welcomes applications from persons with disabilities PwDs.
Recently, HI in collaboration with its partners partners delivered a training course on Emergency Preparedness and Humanitarian Response for 250 selected volunteers, of those in particular are highly welcome to apply.
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( Outreach Nurse )
Palestine Aviner for Childhood Foundation “PACF” Established in 1998, PACF is a non-profit organization and one of the only specialized service providers for children with cerebral palsy CWCP and their families in Gaza Strip. PACF provides specialized education, social, psychological, leisure and vocational training services for CWCP/ MD. HI started its partnership with PACF in May 2011 supporting outreach and center based rehabilitation services for CWCP/ MD in Gaza City.
Therefore a partnership agreement with Handicap International, runs projects under its operating name “Humanity & Inclusion” was developed in order to implement the project entitled “Addressing urgent injury care and rehabilitation needs of the causalities of border clashes (March of Return) in the Gaza Strip”, funded by center de crisis CDC- France and United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs OCHA under the Trust Fund For Disaster Relief (sub-account for the oPt Humanitarian Fund). The project aims at mitigating the outset of physical disabilities due to injuries as a result of the March of Return demonstrations through provision of critical and lifesaving injury care and multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services for children and adults in order to maintain and/or develop best functional abilities possible and consecutive inclusion in family and community life.
PACF is currently looking for a qualified three candidates to fill the position of Nurse
Duty Station/ Location: Gaza Governorate.
Duration: 5 months, with possibility of extension upon availability of fund.
Starting Date: 1st August, 2018
Under the supervision of PACF Project Coordinator, the Nurse will work in PACF in order to provide post-operative nursing care and wound dressing sessions, and follow up visits to persons with injuries PwIs and fulfill the following responsibilities :
- Main duties and Responsibilities:
- Help in implementation protocols for the follow up of Post-Operative care for PwIs.
- Perform wound dressing sessions to PwIs.
- Assess the nursing needs for PwIs and report to project coordinator.
- Conduct home visit PwIs to assess the needs and provide support to those who have registered their need for assessment and support purposes.
- Coordinate the other outreach team members in setting up the intervention / therapy plan for the PwIs, and other vulnerable groups in a multidisciplinary approach.
- Participate in the technical trainings that HI will conduct in order to improve the team members’ intervention quality with PwIs.
- Respect and implement the quality criteria system that will be trained on by HI during working with PwIs.
- Report to PACF using the agreed monitoring tools and reports forms on daily/weekly/monthly and quarterly basis. .
- Requirements:
- University degree in nurse, with at least 2 years of professional experiences in working at a mobile clinic/team, PHCC center or in an emergency room of a hospital.
- Valid Certificate of practicing the profession, and registered as a Nurse
- Work as team player and has flexibility in his/her work
- Ability to contribute and work within a team.
- Strong command of English and Arabic languages (both written and spoken).
- Experience working in humanitarian emergency settings is an asset
- Experience in Surgical Operation Theatre, Orthopedic and Trauma case is an asset
- Application Process:
Interested candidates may send their CV and a motivation letter to pacf.gaza@hotmail.com no later than Tuesday 21st July, 2018.
Please include the job title as Nurse in the subject line of your application e-mail.
PACF and HI are equal opportunity employers and particularly welcomes applications from persons with disabilities PwDs.
Recently, HI in collaboration with its partners partners delivered a training course on Emergency Preparedness and Humanitarian Response for 250 selected volunteers, of those in particular are highly welcome to apply.