Description
Mission:
Restore is a US based non-profit providing surgical care to patients in
developing countries. Mission: Restore trains local surgeons in
reconstructive surgery to address the critical global health burden
caused by traumatic injuries. By training local surgeons to meet the
needs of their own communities, we create a sustainable infrastructure
where long-term impact is made.
Mission: Restore Fellows are critical to accomplishing our mission and
are valued members of our team. Mission: Restore Fellows have a unique
opportunity to observe global health challenges firsthand by working
directly with Mission: Restore field partners. The Mission: Restore
Fellowship is designed to increase Mission: Restore's impact and offer
participants a unique insider experience in the global health/non-profit
world. The position is volunteer-based and fellows work independently
for a minimum of 3 months reporting directly to the Executive Director.
Fellows are the eyes and ears for Mission: Restore on the ground, and
are instrumental to Mission: Restore's operations. Fellows help to
further Mission: Restore's work by strengthening partnerships, improving
processes, scaling new initiatives, while connecting Mission: Restore's
staff to partners in the field. Fellows also share their insights and
stories from the field through photos, articles and social media.
Fellows fulfill a core set of deliverables laid out in a personalized
work plan that is developed by Mission: Restore with input from key
stakeholders. We aim to leverage the unique skill set of each Fellow to
accomplish key tasks crucial to maximizing impact and furthering the
work of Mission: Restore.
Core Responsibilities The scope of work will vary based on the Fellow's
skill set, geographic placement and current priorities of Mission:
Restore. However core responsibilities may include the following:
Needs Assessment
- Observe, learn and document the field partner's operations
- Make recommendations on how Mission: Restore can best work within existing systems or improve systems where possible
Monitoring/Evaluation
- Collect, analyze, and evaluate data to help improve surgical outcomes
- Interview partners to assess impact of surgical training
- Provide feedback through field reports
Marketing/Communications
- Create content to help tell the story of Mission: Restore's impact in the field
- Contribute content through writing articles, blogs and social media
- Capture images and video footage to be used for marketing
Research
- Identify new partner hospitals and surgeons
- Conduct field-based research and analyze findings
- Document best practices and learnings
Logistics
- Coordinate logistics for surgical missions
- Oversee logistical and technical aspects of skype calls with local partners and US staff
- Assist the Executive Director with administrative tasks related to field site
Job Location
- The hospital the fellow will be working in is in Mwanza, Tanzania
Required Skills/Experience
- High degree of flexibility and problem solving abilities
- Self-motivation and ability to work independently
- Ability to adapt to new cultures and be flexible in new, challenging environments
- Dedication to working in the field
- Minimum 3 month commitment
- Ability and commitment to fund the experience
- Strong communication and writing skills
- Excellent organizational skills
- Enthusiasm and commitment for the work of Mission: Restore
Desired Skills
- Bachelor's degree, Master's degree a plus
- Background in international development, global health, medicine, data analysis
- Overseas experience, preferably in developing countries
- Knowledge of Swahili is plus
Salary/Compensation
- A stipend will be provided
For further information about Mission: Restore, pleasehttp://missionrestore.org//
How to apply
To Apply
- We are looking to fill this position immediately
- Email your resume and one paragraph (300 words or less) explaining why you want to be a Mission: Restore Fellow to adedayo@missionrestore.org . Include the dates you are available.
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