Midwife

Responsibilities:Provide obstetric care to pregnant women and their babies, including follow-up before, during, and after delivery.Implement and ensure continuity of antenatal and postnatal care, family planning, obstetric care, neonatal care, and comprehensive abortion care.Collaborate in the management of sexual violence cases and assess the feasibility for referral of pregnant women.Ensure hygiene and sterilisation criteria are met, and perform cleaning and minor maintenance for biomedical equipment.Guarantee a regular supply of drugs and equipment required for maternity activities and follow up newborn babies until discharge.Respect patients' right to privacy and confidentiality and supervise administrative procedures.Participate in the organisation of the ward and ensure transfer of relevant information to the next shift team.Conduct normal deliveries independently, manage obstetric emergencies, and identify cases needing referral.Supervise the use of drugs, facilities, and obstetric material to ensure rational use and appropriate stock levels. Video That's why I became a midwife MSF runs the maternity unit in Aweil state hospital in Northern Bahr el Ghazal, South Sudan. Our team of midwives is there night and day to ensure that women living in the state can deliver safely. South Sudan has the highest maternal mortality rate of any country in the world. Peter Bräunig Share X Requirements:Midwifery qualification or specialisation.At least two years of working experience in midwife activities/related jobs.Proficiency in the programme language.Assets:Bachelor in Midwifery.Experience in midwife-related jobs.Proficiency in the local working language. I want to apply for a job I want to in the in the field and I live in and I live in in