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  The humanitarian situation in Libya has deteriorated since the 2014 civil war. According to the United Nations Humanitarian Response Plan for 798, 000 Libyans and non-Libyans in urgent need of humanitarian assistance of which 553, 705 individuals are reported to be in need of health assistance including 71,514 host community and non-displaced Libyans, 171, 674 returnees, 254, 317 mixed migrants and 56, 160 internally displaced persons (IDPs). The IRC launched an emergency program in September 2016 in Libya that provided medical care, medicines, and medical supplies in hospitals and primary health care centers (PHCCs) in Misrata. Since then, the IRC’s health programming has expanded to a mobile health team model (MHT), made up of Libyan staff, to provide primary health care services in PHCCs in Misrata and Sirte, and in two detention centers in Tripoli. As the IRC tries to integrate programming wherever possible, the MHT in Misrata also includes GBV case managers, targeting women and children. In addition, IRC will lead a consortium comprising Primary Care International (PCI) and Premiere Urgence Internationale (PUI) to support the Libya MoH strengthen services for non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
  IRC Libya is currently undergoing an expansion, with increased Health-focused interventions in Tripolitania, Cyrenaica and Fezzan under which the IRC will provide primary health care services and GBV case management in static PHCCs and through mobile teams, working with Libyans and non-Libyans.
  This position is responsible for overall quality of clinical management of cohorts of clients enrolled under EU funded projects for Evidence based NCD Care: A Model for PHC in Libya (NCDPHC-Libya), and Essential Package of Health Services. The EPHS project will be implemented by the IRC in partnership with Libya MoH. Led by the IRC, the NCD project implemented in partnership with Premiere Urgence International (PUI) and Primary Care International (PCI) aiming to reduce NCD-related morbidity and mortality in the Libyan population.
  Particular responsibility of the position will be overall leadership in ensuring quality nursing services including setting up referral pathways in one of the three IRC’s implementation pilot sites (Gharyan, Souq Jouma or Zliten). This will be achieved through regular mentorship, training and coaching to the MoH doctors and clinic staff. The position will work with other mentors (clinical/pharmacy) to ensure adherence to guidelines and protocols, drug management and quality nursing services in the pilot site. This position is based in Gheryan with daily travels to the clinics.
  · Represent IRC in any relevant health coordination meetings at the clinic including liaison with local authorities
  · Conduct weekly mentorship and coaching to MoH nurses, doctors and other staff working at the clinics, documenting progress in skill development