PpbCommunications Manager /b /p /p Hannah Wallace Bowman is our Field Communications Manager on board the Ocean Viking, the search and rescue vessel. She records the stories of those rescued. Mediterranean Sea, July 2019. © Anthony Jean/SOS MEDITERRANEE Jobs in the Field ppb Field Communications Manager and Officer /b /p /p Hannah Wallace Bowman is our Field Communications Manager on board the Ocean Viking, the search and rescue vessel. She records the stories of those rescued. Mediterranean Sea, July 2019. © Anthony Jean/SOS MEDITERRANEE Also available in CHOOSE LANGUAGE Share This li X /li Copy link Link copied pMSF’s Field Communications Managers play a vital role in ensuring that MSF speaks out on what we see in the areas we work, including human rights abuses and injustice. /p pFrom visiting an impromptu settlement of displaced people to documenting the conditions and collecting first-hand accounts from people who’ve survived natural disasters, Field Communications Managers are at the frontline of communications from our operational programmes.br/ br/ This is a diverse and exciting role in support of our humanitarian and medical response involving some or all of the following: /p ppbResponsibilities: /b /p /p liDefines, reviews and implements the communications strategy for the mission, including advising on positioning, and identifying opportunities to communicate. /li liHandle local and international media requests and contact local media proactively to promote MSF. /li liMaintain close contact and organise events with key local media (e.g. press conferences, press briefings), and facilitate media and photographic visits to project sites for both local and international journalists and photographers. /li liMonitor and report on local media, flag significant articles, trends, news or reports of importance for MSF. /li liProduce strategic reports on the local media landscape (key media, audience members, political affiliation, ownership, freedom of speech, use of social media, etc.). /li liAct as a spokesperson during emergencies to alleviate high media pressure. /li liManage and monitor MSF social media network accounts in country (produce and disseminate content, moderation, etc.). /li liProduce and/or coordinate to the production of communication tools and products (press releases, leaflets, brochures, posters, radio spots, articles, photos, videos, etc). /li liWhere needed, train relevant members of project teams on how to communicate externally. /li liIdentify human resources needs for communications, hiring where relevant, and manage, coach and develop direct reports. /li liWork and collaborate extensively with communications and operational colleagues. /li pbr/ Depending on our activities and needs, your responsibilities may be adapted and evolve according to the specific projects. You will not be facing these challenges alone—other MSF team members, both international and locally hired staff, will provide technical support, including extensive guidelines and protocols. /p Video ppbA day with the FCM on board Geo Barents /b /p /p Franca Ferrari/MSF Share X ppbRequirements: /b /p /p liDegree in journalism, communications, humanitarian affairs, political science or another related subject. /li liAt least four years’ previous international work experience in communications, journalism or public relations. /li liAt least one year’s experience working in low- and middle-income countries/unstable contexts. /li liThe ability to source, identify and analyse relevant and key operational information, explaining its context and translating it for use in communications materials. /li liSocial media skills including community management and identification of networks. /li liKnowledge of audio-visual tools (creation and production of materials). /li liIT skills (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). /li liNative English speaker or track record of English editing; fluency in any other language is a considerable asset (French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian). /li liAvailable for a minimum of six months. /li liCommitment to MSF’s work and values. /li liStrong team player. /li liExperience in people management. /li liStrong negotiation skills and a diplomatic approach. /li liWillingness to work in all kinds of contexts worldwide, including unstable areas. /li liAdaptable and able to work in a multicultural team. /li liFlexible and able to manage high levels of stress. /li liSelf-driven with a solution-oriented approach. /li liAbility to train others. /li ppbAssets: /b /p /p liLocal project experience with MSF or other NGOs. /li Up Next ppbWork with us /b /p /p