The ICRC physiotherapist supervises physiotherapy care in hospitals, especially for traumatic and neurological patients, or in physical rehabilitation centres providing treatments to amputees, paraplegic and other physically disabled. He/she provides clinical and technical support and appropriate training at various levels to national staffs working in the field of physiotherapy. He/she manages the physiotherapy activities within hospital and physical rehabilitation programmes and supervises the establishment of new physiotherapy departments and the installation of their equipments.

• ideal age: 25 to 45
• prepare to accept unaccompanied postings for the first two missions (minimum 12 months each)
• excellent command of English; French an asset
• recognized diploma training as physiotherapist
• at least three years’ professional experience in hospital or physical rehabilitation centre
• humanitarian field experiences are an asset
• driving licence (for manual transmission vehicles)

• strongly motivated by humanitarian work
• able to work under pressure in a dangerous environment
• capable of working in a team
• able to and interested in training and supervising others

• an opportunity to help the victims of conflict
• a multicultural working environment
• an enriching personal experience
• generous benefits
• assistance with career reorientation