- Mon Jan 19, 2026 5:53 am#27458
The role of a Consultant, Medicine at Partners in Health and Development (PHD) involves delivering critical health services in remote upazilas of Chattogram and Cox’s Bazar. You will lead clinical operations, manage patient care, and support public health initiatives under the World Bank-funded ISO project. This position requires a strong foundation in internal medicine, emergency care, and collaboration with local authorities, NGOs, and international partners to ensure quality healthcare for host communities and displaced Rohingya populations.
• Proficiency in managing acute and chronic medical cases, especially in resource-limited settings
• Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team in challenging environments
• Strong clinical judgment for diagnosing and treating patients across maternal, neonatal, and pediatric care
• Experience in mentoring junior healthcare professionals and maintaining high standards of patient safety
• Familiarity with donor reporting frameworks and compliance with ESS (Ethical Standards and Safeguards) protocols
• Willingness to adapt to field conditions, including round-the-clock shifts and irregular schedules
Candidates should highlight experience in public health facilities, particularly those aligned with World Bank-supported programs. Emphasis on work with NGOs, INGOs, or government health systems in Bangladesh will strengthen your profile. Prior exposure to multicultural teams and environments requiring cultural sensitivity is also valuable.
• Present FCPS or MCPS qualifications with clear evidence of postgraduate experience in internal medicine or emergency care
• Include specific examples of projects or roles where you managed supply chains, coordinated with donors, or conducted field assessments
• Mention any training in ESS, PSEA (Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse), or GBV (Gender-Based Violence) policies, as these are critical for PHD’s operational standards
Knowledge of DHIS2 for data entry and reporting is essential, as well as proficiency in using WhatsApp/Viber for real-time communication with healthcare teams and patients. Practical skills in inventory management and supply chain coordination will also be assessed.
1. Research PHD’s ESS and PSEA policies to understand the ethical and operational expectations
2. Prepare case studies or examples demonstrating your ability to handle emergencies, mentor staff, and maintain documentation
3. Practice explaining your experience with donor reporting, field audits, and compliance procedures
4. Anticipate questions about cultural adaptability, teamwork in high-pressure settings, and conflict resolution in multicultural environments
5. Review the project’s goals to align your responses with PHD’s focus on inclusive healthcare and community engagement
Ensure your CV clearly states FCPS/MCPS qualifications, relevant work experience, and any certifications in ESS or PSEA. Include references from previous employers or NGOs that can vouch for your clinical skills and professional conduct. Pack all necessary documents, including a passport-sized photo, and confirm your availability for field assignments. Maintain professionalism by dressing appropriately, adhering to reporting protocols, and showing respect for local customs and institutional guidelines.
• Proficiency in managing acute and chronic medical cases, especially in resource-limited settings
• Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team in challenging environments
• Strong clinical judgment for diagnosing and treating patients across maternal, neonatal, and pediatric care
• Experience in mentoring junior healthcare professionals and maintaining high standards of patient safety
• Familiarity with donor reporting frameworks and compliance with ESS (Ethical Standards and Safeguards) protocols
• Willingness to adapt to field conditions, including round-the-clock shifts and irregular schedules
Candidates should highlight experience in public health facilities, particularly those aligned with World Bank-supported programs. Emphasis on work with NGOs, INGOs, or government health systems in Bangladesh will strengthen your profile. Prior exposure to multicultural teams and environments requiring cultural sensitivity is also valuable.
• Present FCPS or MCPS qualifications with clear evidence of postgraduate experience in internal medicine or emergency care
• Include specific examples of projects or roles where you managed supply chains, coordinated with donors, or conducted field assessments
• Mention any training in ESS, PSEA (Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse), or GBV (Gender-Based Violence) policies, as these are critical for PHD’s operational standards
Knowledge of DHIS2 for data entry and reporting is essential, as well as proficiency in using WhatsApp/Viber for real-time communication with healthcare teams and patients. Practical skills in inventory management and supply chain coordination will also be assessed.
1. Research PHD’s ESS and PSEA policies to understand the ethical and operational expectations
2. Prepare case studies or examples demonstrating your ability to handle emergencies, mentor staff, and maintain documentation
3. Practice explaining your experience with donor reporting, field audits, and compliance procedures
4. Anticipate questions about cultural adaptability, teamwork in high-pressure settings, and conflict resolution in multicultural environments
5. Review the project’s goals to align your responses with PHD’s focus on inclusive healthcare and community engagement
Ensure your CV clearly states FCPS/MCPS qualifications, relevant work experience, and any certifications in ESS or PSEA. Include references from previous employers or NGOs that can vouch for your clinical skills and professional conduct. Pack all necessary documents, including a passport-sized photo, and confirm your availability for field assignments. Maintain professionalism by dressing appropriately, adhering to reporting protocols, and showing respect for local customs and institutional guidelines.
