Company Overview
International Medical Corps is a global humanitarian non-profit organization dedicated to delivering emergency medical and health services to communities affected by conflict, disaster, and disease. In East Africa, it focuses on primary healthcare, nutrition, water and sanitation, and epidemic response, operating in countries such as Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, and Ethiopia. The organization works to strengthen local health systems and build resilience among vulnerable populations.
History & Milestones
Founded in 1984 by a group of American doctors and volunteers, International Medical Corps initially responded to the war in Afghanistan. It quickly expanded its mission to provide life-saving care in crises worldwide. In East Africa, it began operations in the 1990s, establishing robust programs in response to famines and conflicts in Somalia and South Sudan, and has since become a key health partner in the region.
Hiring Trends & Demand
Increasing recruitment for healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, nutritionists), logistics and supply chain managers, and field coordinators. Growing demand for local staff in program management and monitoring & evaluation roles.
Active Vacancies (1)
Volunteer, Paramedic
UgandaCompetitive
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