Consultants International Formateur sur la Gestion des Incidents à Victimes Multiples (MCM)
Contractual Arrangement : External consultant
Contract Duration (Years, Months, Days) : 16 days
Job Posting
Oct 16, 2026, 7:20:52 AM
Closing Date
Oct 29, 2026, 10:59:00 PM
Primary Location
Cameroon-Yaounde
Organization
AF_CMR Cameroon
Schedule
Full-time
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1. Area of expertise
Formateur sur la Gestion des Incidents à Victimes Multiples (MCM)
2. Purpose of consultancy
L'objectif général de cette activité est de co-faciliter l’atelier de renforcement des capacités des personnels des formations sanitaires du Cameroun à la gestion des incidents à victimes multiples selon l'approche de l'Académie de l'OMS (WHOA), avec un focus sur l’élaboration des plan MCM par formation sanitaire, et le suivi à distance des participants du Cameroun.
3. Background
Le 24 janvier 2024, le Représentant de l'OMS au Cameroun et le Directeur Pays de la KOICA ont signé un mémorandum d'entente afin de soutenir le Gouvernement du Cameroun dans la mise en place d'un système de gestion des urgences médicales. Un ensemble d'activités couvrant les aspects de gouvernance et des aspects plus opérationnels a ainsi été défini, notamment la formation sur l'afflux massif de victimes. Au mois de mai 2024, l'OMS, en collaboration avec l'Académie basée à Lyon, a facilité la formation de personnels camerounais sur la gestion des incidents à victimes multiples au sein du centre de formation de l'Académie de l'OMS (WHOA) à Lyon, en France. Dix personnes du Cameroun, dont huit du Ministère de la Santé, ont été exposées aux bases de l'organisation, de la préparation et de la réponse d'une formation sanitaire à un afflux massif de victimes. L'année 2026 prévoit le déploiement d'une stratégie de formation de formateurs (Training of Trainers) ainsi que le renforcement des formations sanitaires à plateau technique relevé sur l'organisation et la gestion des afflux massifs de victimes, en collaboration avec l'Académie de l'OMS, sur le modèle déjà éprouvé par l'Académie dans d'autres contextes (notamment en Ukraine, en Palestine et en France), où la démultiplication locale de l'expertise MCM a permis de dépasser les seules sessions organisées à Lyon. Ce dispositif de démultiplication requiert la mobilisation d'un responsable pédagogique chargé de concevoir, coordonner, évaluer et sécuriser l'ensemble du parcours de formation de formateurs, depuis le lancement du parcours en ligne jusqu'au bilan des formations sanitaires à 6 mois après la session présentielle au Cameroun, prévue autour de mi-Octobre 2026.
4. Deliverables
- Co-faciliter l’atelier en présentiel de renforcement des capacités des personnels des formations sanitaire sur la gestion des incidents à victims multiples – 15 Novembre 2026
- Assurer l’évaluation des nouveaux formateurs et les simulations sur tables (TTX) – 15 Novembre 2026
- Appuyer l’élaboraiton des plans de Gestion des Incidents à Victimes Multiples par les formations sanitaires retenues
- Suivi à distance de la suite du processus sur la Gestion des Incidents à Victimes Multiples
- Have the capacity to train and supervise 70 participants from 20 healthcare facilities located in 5 different regions of Cameroon
5. Qualifications, experience, skills and languages
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Educational Qualifications
Essential: Master en Santé Publique et autres.
Desirable: Doctorate in Medicine, disaster medicine qualification.
Experience
Essential:
- Over a 5 years of frontline medico-surgical emergency management.
- Real-world crisis command experience directly relevant to mass-casualty response.
- Overseeing training design and delivery for medical and paramedical emergency staff on an ongoing basis.
- Active member of the WHO Academy.
Desirable:
- Coordinatiion of an interprofessional simulation curriculum spanning anaesthesia-resuscitation, intensive care, emergency medicine, obstetrics and paediatrics.
- Published, peer-reviewed contributor to mass-casualty simulation methodology.
- Extensive national and international scientific visibility in emergency medicine.
Skills/Knowledge
Essential:
- Demonstrated capacity to accompany and support host facilities toward operational readiness
- Proven, easily mobilisable field readiness.
Desirable:
- Structured debriefing and evaluation expertise
- Dedicated trainer-of-trainers experience: International scientific communication skills supporting cross-country coordination.
Languages and level required (Basic/Intermediate/Expert)
Essential:
- Expert knowledge of French
- Intermediate knowledge of English
Desirable: Expert in any other UN languages
6. Location
On site: Au Cameroun uniquement (4 jours) pour le suivi de l’atelier en présentiel, et facilitera le suivi-de la formation à distance (16 jours).
AND
Off site: Home-based.
7. Travel
The consultant is expected to travel to Yaounde, Camerooun to facilitate a 4-day training.
Le consultant viendra pour 04 jours au Cameroun pour l’atelier en présentiel.
8. Remuneration and budget
- Remuneration: Grade P4
- Living expenses: N/A
- Expected duration of contract: 16 days
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