International Network for Training, Education, and Research for Yemen

Clinical Trainer

Available
Onsite
7-15 hours / week

Our Clinical Trainers will play a vital role in supporting the effective development of health knowledge and training in Yemen.  The Clinical Trainers will travel in our November group to Yemen to help in a training needs analysis and/or delivering training to colleagues in Yemen.  

What will you be doing?

We need dedicated, conscientious, and most of all consistent volunteers who want to improve health inequalities across the world. 

Building capacity amongst healthcare professionals requires experienced clinicians to share their clinical knowledge, transferable skills, and problem-solving experience.

The Clinical Trainer role is focussed on the effective use of their clinical knowledge and experience in an adapted manner to colleagues in Yemen delivering training related to clinical matters.  

The next training mission is scheduled for November 2026. 

The training needs analyses will relate to:

  • Pre-hospital care
  • Women's health 
  • Family medicine / primary care 
  • Nursing 
  • Public Health 
  • Mental health 

Clinical Trainers will be versed in any of the following activities:

  • Clinical governance 
  • Clinical leadership
  • Advanced Life Support
  • Advanced Trauma Life Support 
  • Pre-hospital care for non-doctors/Paramedics
  • Trauma Based Therapy 
  • Oncology MDT 
  • Midwifery emergencies 
  • Nursing skills 

     

What are we looking for?

An intellectually stimulating role, this requires the volunteer to have problem solving skills and understanding and analyzing different approaches from different contexts, and re-synthesizing these to a different context. Teaching and training in clinical environments for 3 years would be a vital skill to have for this.  

3 years of experience of effective communication within a health-related field would be very useful.  

The Clinical Trainers require experience of a flexible approach with dynamic goal setting and project implementation.  

What difference will you make?

You will be working in a small clinical team delivering a small in-person curriculum in one of the above areas.  Practical skills will be prioritized, but discussions regarding resources and ethics may be encouraged too. Working in a culturally-sensitive manner, good communication is vital. English is necessary, Arabic is useful but there will be translators who can help too.  Similarly, experience of healthcare and low-resource settings would be helpful, but not essential. 

We are happy to answer any questions that you may have. 

Before you apply

Please can you attach a CV and details of 2 references. 

We will then organise an informal chat to see how we can work together.  

Volunteers will be made aware of our ethical guidelines.  

 

Opportunity reference number: 1319779