• Diagnose, manage, and provide health education for orthopedic clients, ensuring appropriate referrals as needed. • Conduct necessary nursing procedures in collaboration with the nursing department. • Provide regular feedback to medical officers on the status and progress of orthopedic patients. • Participate in community sensitization activities to raise awareness about available orthopedic services. • Engage in community outreach initiatives such as integrated outreaches, community dialogues, and awareness campaigns. • Contribute to the capacity building of community-based health workers and other stakeholders through training sessions and Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs. • Collaborate in the development and execution of clinic work plans to achieve program objectives. • Assist in the preparation and submission of accurate and timely reports to supervisors and donors. • Facilitate client referrals and transfers in collaboration with relevant departments and stakeholders. • Adhere to professional codes of conduct, ethics, and organizational policies. • Promote infection prevention and control (IPC) measures in all work settings. • Ensure health, safety, and security within your area of operation. • Collaborate with internal teams and external stakeholders to enhance orthopedic service delivery. • Support the preparation of donor reports, providing input on orthopedic-related activities and outcomes. • Contribute to program monitoring, evaluation, and improvement efforts. • Uphold and promote IRC’s vision, mission, and values in all interactions and engagements. • Undertake additional duties as assigned by supervisors, ensuring alignment with organizational goals and priorities.

• A Diploma in Orthopedic Medicine from a recognized institution. • Registration with the Allied Health Professionals Council. • Possession of a valid practicing license. • A minimum of two (2) years of professional experience in a similar role, preferably with an international organization delivering Primary Health Care (PHC) services in humanitarian settings. • Demonstrated experience in planning, organizing, and coordinating health-related activities. • Proven experience in data and information management related to health services. • Proficiency in orthopedic procedures and care management. • Strong counseling skills to support patient care and rehabilitation. • Effective communication skills, both verbal and written, for interaction with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders. • Excellent interpersonal skills to foster collaboration and maintain positive working relationships. • Team-building skills to support cohesive and productive work environments. • Organizational and time management skills to handle multiple responsibilities efficiently. • Commitment to professional ethics and adherence to regulatory standards. • Ability to work effectively in multicultural and humanitarian settings. • Strong problem-solving and decision-making capabilities under pressure. • Willingness to contribute to community outreach and capacity-building activities.