of the African Development Bank. The Division provides a variety of occupational and primary care, including consultation, periodic assessment, counselling, pre-employment and treatment of acute minor illnesses. The services are designed to prevent the onset of work related disease, treat employees and enhance the wellbeing and productivity of staff members, with special emphasis on health promotion, prevention and treatment of occupational and travel related diseases.

• Oversee and co-ordinate the operation of the Bank’s Medical Centre, and provide direction and guidance to the medical staff in the performance of their professional duties.
• Manage and direct performance of the clinical services staff in professional matters such as standard of care, treatment and follow up for health intervention and evacuation.
• Develop and implement a set of guidelines, defining the Bank’s needs in area such as examinations, laboratory testing, fitness for duty assessment, etc., in conjunction with management.
• Assist in preparing the work program of the Health and Welfare Division and participate in the design, implementation and coordination of health education/promotion programs, and other preventive activities to enhance the health and well-being of staff.
• Perform clinical consultations and health assessments in accordance with Bank policies and procedures.
• Provide travel medicine advice, periodic health assessment and treat acute minor illnesses.
• Maintain updated knowledge of the medical equipment and technical standards for the management of acute minor illnesses and the initial management of life-threatening emergencies.
• Provide basic emergency care for injuries or ailments of a sudden nature occurring on Bank premises.
• Arrange for appropriate referral to hospitals or specialists for a second opinion when necessary.
• Advise management on any occupational health related issues including fitness for duty.
• To the extent feasible, the incumbent will have regular contacts in countries and cities where staff travel frequently as well as field offices on the management of medical evacuation, health and medical related issues.
• Monitor and evaluate the services and performance of external medical providers frequently used by staff and the outsourced services (e.g. laboratory).

• At least a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree. Sub-specialty experience in public health, infectious disease, travel medicine, and urgent care desirable;
• At least seven (7) years of work experience in the medical field, at a senior professional level, preferably with an international organization;
• Licensure in the country of residence;
• Excellent oral and written communication skills;
• Exceptional interpersonal skills; strong sense of confidentiality; high degree of personal commitment; good team working skills and working experience in a multicultural environment;
• Ability to communicate in French and /or English with a good working knowledge of the other language;
• Competence in the use of Bank standard software applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).

• Submitted by: Benson MAINA, Ag Division Manager, CHRM.1
• Approved by: Gemina ARCHER-DAVIES, Officer-in-Charge, CHRM