Fadul AlShraida, M&E , accountability Officer

Fadul AlShraida

M&E , accountability Officer

Relief International

Location
Jordan - Amman
Education
Bachelor's degree, nursing
Experience
14 years, 10 Months

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Total years of experience :14 years, 10 Months

M&E , accountability Officer at Relief International
  • Jordan - Amman
  • My current job since October 2017

Administration of the complaints and feedback mechanism (CFM) across all programs and managing the implementation of CFM through coordination with field program and MEL teams.
• Reports on logs / Smart sheet all feedback and liaises with relevant departments to respond to beneficiaries within a reasonable timeframe.
• Ensures all signage, communication channels, resources, and information are standardized and available in all facilities, spaces, distribution sites, etc.
• Compiles data and other MEL reporting for quarterly/annual reports.
• Leading Awareness sessions
• Lead investigation process and draft related reports.
• Act as a focal point with GSO and senior management.

M&E , accountability Officer at Relief International
  • Jordan - Amman
  • October 2017 to November 2017

• Working as contact point for the local councils/government, authorities and key stakeholders
• Leading the recruitment process of enumerators/data entry officers
• Leading the training of enumerators/data entry officers
• Managing the field team
• Participating with the finalization of the assessments tools and the testing of the tools
• Leading the management of the data collection process
• Co-lead of the data Analysis workshop

 Emergency outreach nurse at International Rescue Committee
  • Libya - Misrata
  • January 2017 to May 2017

•Assessing the conditions of the patient, initiating medical attention and performing the role of registered nurse
•Maintaining and reviewing patient records, charts and other pertinent information relating to HIS;
•Preparing and facilitating regular health education sessions for patients at the clinics in coordination with the clinic staff
•Capacity building training for local staff.

Project Managers at International Medical Corps
  • Libya - Tripoli
  • May 2016 to December 2016

•People and project implementation management;
•Provision of technical support;
•Provision and coordination of trainings and briefings to program and partner staff about the project’s activities;
•Monitoring and achieving the indicators outlined in the project;
•Budget monitoring and realignments;
•Contribution to the MEAL process;
•Communication with technical government stakeholders;
•Identification of the development needs, and;
•Drafting of narrative reports and regular monthly updates on project activities.

Program Manager at International Medical Corps (IMC)
  • Libya - Tripoli
  • January 2016 to May 2016

• Ensure high-quality and successful management and delivery of the partnership agreement with UNHCR, ECHO and Gates grants.
• Managing relationships with partner agency (UNHCR), pertinent service providers to ensure relevant stakeholders’ interests are addressed within IMC and UNHCR policy guidelines
• Provide or coordinate trainings to program and partner staff relevant to the program activities.
• Responsible for achieving the key program indicators outlined in the partner agreement and ensuring those programs are executed within the timeframe and budget planned
• Manage the monitoring and reporting of the progress of operations and indicators, and contribute to processes to measure, learn from and improve impact in consultation with program team and supervisor
• Responsible for communications with technical government stakeholders, program team and UNHCR protection team
• Identify and discussion decisions to solve issues that interfere in the delivery of services or in achieving the program objectives with supervisors
• Provide regular reports and updates on program activities on a monthly basis
• Conduct meetings with pertinent staff on a regular basis to pro-actively address issues and concerns
• Supervise the performance of medical and program staff according to set job descriptions and revise as necessary
• Actively promote PSEA (Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse) standards within International Medical Corps and amongst beneficiaries served by International Medical Corps.

Projects Manager at International Medical Corps
  • Libya - Tripoli
  • May 2014 to January 2016

• Organized and conducted needs assessments for informed response for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and urban migrant/refugee populations.
• Initiated and led procurements of non-food items (NFI), with values up to $1, 000000.
• Organized and distributed hygiene kits and NFI kits to sites across the west and south of Libya, for over 100, 000 persons.
• Acted as focal point between IMC and local implementing partners and led meetings for improvements in response mechanisms
• Remotely managed and supervised IMC’s health training programs and NFis activities conducted in Libya.
• Established a social marketing platform to promote program activities.
• Responsible for supervising staff.

Nurse Trainer /field coordinator at International Medical Corps (IMC)
  • Libya
  • May 2012 to April 2014

• Organized and conducted needs assessments for informed response for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and urban migrant/refugee populations.
• Initiated and led procurements of non-food items (NFI), with values up to $1, 000000.
• Organized and distributed hygiene kits and NFI kits to sites across the west and south of Libya, for over 100, 000 persons.
• Acted as focal point between IMC and local implementing partners and led meetings for improvements in response mechanisms
• Remotely managed and supervised IMC’s health training programs and NFis activities conducted in Libya.
• Established a social marketing platform to promote program activities.
• Responsible for supervising staff.

Emergency response field nurse at Jordan Health Aid Society (JHAS)
  • Libya - Tripoli
  • October 2011 to May 2012

• Stabilized critically injured patients who would subsequently be transferred to the major receiving hospitals
• Provided healthcare to ER unit patient on daily base
• Provided intensive health care on daily base in the intensive care ward

School Nurse at The School of Life
  • Jordan - Amman
  • April 2009 to October 2011

• Arranged and conducted the physical bi-yearly exam for students
• Followed up with students’ general health status on a daily basis and conducted health education sessions
• Treated communicable diseases and took preventive actions to minimize and control transmission
Assured the safety of students on premises, applying first aid when needed.

Education

Bachelor's degree, nursing
  • at Jordan university of science and technology
  • February 2009

nursing BCs

Specialties & Skills

Accountability
Complaint Management
Community Health
Distributions
Project Management
english
Remote managment
Microsoft office

Languages

English
Intermediate
Arabic
Native Speaker

Memberships

jordanian council of nursing and medwifes
  • participant
  • April 2009

Training and Certifications

Security HEAT (Training)
Training Institute:
Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT) Course ...
Date Attended:
September 2014
Duration:
12 hours

Hobbies

  • reading
    two book per month