Medical Team Lead

Summary

Join CORE's Medical & Health Response Team as a Team Lead, directing health and medical interventions during emergencies across the US and globally. Lead on-the-ground medical operations, conduct health assessments, assist with clinical referrals, and coordinate emergency supply distribution. This role involves frontline medical service delivery, guiding team members in providing compassionate care in high-pressure environments. Roster work is available on an as-needed basis, with deployments ranging from 2-10 weeks. The ideal candidate has significant emergency medicine or public health experience, leading teams in patient-centered care. This position demands a hands-on approach to medical leadership and a deep humanitarian commitment.

Requirements

• BA/BSc in a relevant field or 5+ years relevant practical experience, Master’s Preferred
• Must be an advanced life support (ALS) provider type
• Active National Registry (NREMT) certification (for EMS professionals only)
• Active state (any) licensure (for nurse, physician assistant, or physician applicants)
• Current CPR certification required
• Hold a driver’s license with no significant infractions in the last 5 years
• No history of clinical certification or licensure censure, suspension, or revocation by any regulatory entity or accrediting body
• A minimum of 5 years’ experience in a clinical setting or humanitarian response field in a leadership role
• Excellent written and spoken English and Secondary language
• In-depth knowledge of emergency medicine and public health principles, with hands-on experience applying them in diverse and challenging environments
• Good communication skills and convincing presenter
• Proven forward planning and strategic skills
• Strong public relations skills and network building
• Good training and facilitation skills
• Strong leadership skills in high-stress situations
• Understanding and respect for diverse cultural backgrounds and sensitivities, ensuring that all interventions are respectful and appropriate to the communities served

Responsibilities

• Collaborating with local government agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and community-based organizations to ensure the effective delivery of medical services and essential supplies to all individuals in crisis situations
• Working closely with CORE's program and emergency response departments to align projects and activities with the organization's broader emergency response strategy, ensuring a cohesive and effective approach to aid delivery
• Leading and managing a response team of up to 5 members, overseeing the implementation of activities while ensuring compliance with CORE's safety and security protocols as well as those of local authorities. This includes direct supervision of the Medical Team members during deployments, ensuring that all medical interventions are carried out efficiently and compassionately
• In coordination with CORE’s procurement department, identifying and securing the necessary goods and services for response team activities, including medical supplies and logistics for deployments
• Preparing and submitting program reports, monitoring budgets and expenses to ensure efficient use of resources
• Establishing and maintaining a network of contacts among international and local NGOs, government entities, and other relevant organizations to facilitate collaboration and resource sharing
• Providing incremental reports and metrics on activities, progress, and challenges, with additional reports as requested by CORE leadership
• Completing detailed, summative reporting after each deployment, including outcomes, lessons learned, and recommendations for future responses
• Developing procurement plans for materials and supplies needed for emergency responses, ensuring readiness for rapid deployment
• Documenting key insights from interviews, discussions, and coordination meetings to inform ongoing and future emergency response efforts

Preferred Qualifications

Medical admin experience preferred

Benefits

$80,000 - $100,000 a year