First Aid Delegate – M/F – Rabat – MOROCCO

A major player in the social and solidarity economy, the French Red Cross runs a network of more than 600 establishments and services in the health, medical and social sectors and in training. It also runs 12 regional health and social training institutes.

Internationally, the FRC is active in 16 countries alongside National Societies and 2 regional platforms (PIRAC and PIROI), on the following themes Health and Disaster Risk Management.

In the same way as in the activities that it develops and implements in France, the French Red Cross at the international level includes all its missions in a sustainable humanitarian action plan.

This means that emergency, post-emergency, post-crisis and reconstruction activities are coordinated in order to be as effective as possible. The aim is to carry out actions with lasting effects and to enable the population to regain their full autonomy.

Our association also wants to strengthen its presence and the promotion of its priority commitments within the International Movement.

By joining us, you will share our commitment and ethics and develop your skills.

MISSION CONTEXT

Since the start of the conflict, more than 6 million people have fled Ukraine to other countries, while a further estimated 7 million are internally displaced. This level of displacement and disruption has an effect not only on the refugees and IDPs, but also on the host communities and systems called upon to absorb them.

Poste

Under the responsibility of the Head of Delegation, the overall role of the first aid delegate is to:

• Ensure the collection of information requested to support the implementation of first aid activities in Morocco;
• Coordinate the implementation and follow-up of the activities planned on the first aid sector in coordination with the Morocco Red Crescent
• Explore the development of new activities in the first aid domain;
• Support the Morocco Red Crescent on the development of its overall capacities in first aid.

Strategy

• Contribute to shape the First Aid programmatic strategy, to clearly define the activities to be carried out, and the timeframe
• Investigate the development of new activities
• Define the nature and scale of First Aid support
• Support the Morocco RC in designing its multi-year first aid action plan in link with the IFRC 2030 First Aid Vision.

Partnership

• Attend technical meeting and working groups linked to First Aid with MRC, Movement partners and other actors at national level and also at global level in link with the GFARC
• Meet regularly technical teams of Movement partners around the thematic of First Aid, to encourage synergies and complementary approaches in the programming
• Be the link between FRC & MRC for all the aspects encompasses under the First Aid component, both at National Committee & branch level
• Link with other actors and networks to ensure an appropriate level of inter-Movement and inter-agency information exchange.

First aid activities project management

• Manage the implementation of the first aid activities which are organized around 3 complementary components: 1/ Support to strategic and material first aid capacities of MRC 2/ Enhancement of MRC training resources (tools and trainer teams) 3/ Support of commercial and advocacy capacities
• Work in continuous link with IFRC Global First Aid Reference Centre in HQ ;
• Providing technical inputs, work plan, chronogram, logical framework and any other qualitative information;
• Assist in the process of implementing new tools such as Universal First Aid App
• Ensure the quality of the First Aid support & advancement of activities jointly conducted with MRC.
• Ensure the appropriate logistical, financial and administrative implementation of project activities related to first aid.

Reporting

• Send the HoD a bullet point report at each end of week, to communicate on the advancement & challenges
• Establish with Global First Aid Reference Centre in HQ a rhythm of reporting and call, to ensure a smooth guidance and communication
• Fill out the monthly TOM report to follow on the advancement of the first aid project

HIERARCHICAL AND FUNCTIONAL LINKS

The first aid delegate works under the responsibility of the head of delegation, and in close collaboration with the zone officer of the Global First Aid Reference Centre.

Rejoignez-nous

You would like to join a large association that works daily with vulnerable people !

You are looking for meaning and wish to develop yourself within a company that is committed to its values.

You attach importance to the principles and values defended and carried by the French Red Cross (Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary service, Unity, Universality).

Then join us !

Date de prise de poste souhaitée

February 2024

Conditions of employment:

Type of status: expatriate
Type of contract: Fixed-term contract under French law
Salary: According to the classification of the position on the CRf grid and the experience of the candidate
Per diem: daily per diem which varies according to the country
Leave: 10 to 15 days minimum every 6 months – Airfare paid at 100% by CRF for home travel
Health coverage: CFE + Mutuelle MSH (covered 100%) – covered at 75% by the CRF
MedEvac/repatriation insurance: YES
Other insurances: Provident insurance (death and disability)

SUMMARY:

Location: Rabat with possible travel inside the country – MOROCCO
Duration: 1 year (possibility of extension)
Starting date : February 2024
Status: DMI – expatriate

The French Red Cross reserves the right to close a recruitment before the closing date of the advertisement and the application deadline. Thank you for your understanding.

If we do not contact you within 3 weeks, please consider that we will not consider your application.

Female candidates are encouraged to apply.

Online training

To learn more about the Red Cross Movement, we invite you to follow two online training courses, free of charge and accessible to all. W.O.R.C. (World of Red Cross and Red Crescent): this course covers topics such as the origin and history of the Movement, its fundamental principles, the emblem, the International Federation, the ICRC and the national societies. Stay Safe aims to develop a common culture of security management within the Movement. You can find these courses on the International Federation’s Learning Platform: https://ifrc.csod.com/client/ifrc/default.aspx

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