Stimulation Therapy Lead for Malnourished Children

Handicap International - Humanité & Inclusion; South Dakota; In loco; USD 26.000 - 35.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

International contract

Social cover

Pension scheme

Medical coverage

Repatriation insurance

Paid leaves 25 days/year

R&R 5 days every 8 weeks

Housing provided

Descrizione del lavoro

Handicap International-Humanité & Inclusion seeks a Stimulation Therapy Technical Officer to oversee stimulation therapy for malnourished children under five. You will guide project teams, train staff, and mentor therapists to ensure age-appropriate, needs-based stimulation and adherence to HI protocols.

You will collaborate with nutrition actors, lead initial trainings, and contribute to data reporting and continuous technical learning within a multisectoral humanitarian response.

Competenze

• Bachelor’s degree in physiotherapy with 2+ years pediatric rehabilitation experience.
• Knowledge of stimulation therapy protocols and HI standards.
• English required; Arabic an asset.
• Experience in humanitarian settings desirable.
• Experience in training trainers in childhood development stimulation.

Mansioni

• Provide technical guidance on stimulation therapy activities to project leaders.
• Lead stimulation therapy initial trainings for rehabilitation staff.
• Mentor professionals and supervise data collection and reporting.
• Coordinate with nutrition actors and partners to integrate services.
• Ensure adherence to protocols and quality standards across activities.

Conoscenze

Stimulation therapy knowledge

Training trainers

Team collaboration

Formazione

Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy

Descrizione del lavoro

Handicap International-Humanité & Inclusion seeks a Stimulation Therapy Technical Officer to oversee stimulation therapy for malnourished children under five. You will guide project teams, train staff, and mentor therapists to ensure age-appropriate, needs-based stimulation and adherence to HI protocols.

You will collaborate with nutrition actors, lead initial trainings, and contribute to data reporting and continuous technical learning within a multisectoral humanitarian response.