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[MSF: Vacancy Notice] Finance Officer and FHR Manager
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is looking for a Finance Officer and Field Human Resources Manager (FHR Manager). To find out more about these positions, please see below:
Performs the accounting and finance activities of the MSFK office (accounting, treasury, audit procedures, etc.) in compliance with legal obligations and MSF and Korean GAAP standards and protocols, in order to provide quality, reliable and transparent information to the organization, external partners, local authorities, and the general public on the use and allocation of resources.
Responsible for the full spectrum of financial accounting, reporting for management and corporate, Tax/Treasury and annual budget preparation.
FIELD HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER (FHR MANGER)
Department: Human Resources
Reports to: Field Human Resources Manager (FHR Manager)
Be a key contributor in the development of strategies and plans for all aspects of Field HR for MSF Korea
Be responsible for the effective implementation of Field HR strategies and plans, including recruitment marketing and events to attract potential field staff, and the planning and management of field recruitment, placement, development, and support of field staff in order to meet the operational needs of MSF internationally
Coordinate with MSFK’s HR Generalist to ensure international staff contracting and salary compliance with MSF and Korean standards, and
Be a key contributor in the development of policies and procedures relevant to Field HR and international field staff, and is responsible for their effective implementation
Ensure that MSF Korea contributes to FHR issues and discussions in the movement as an informed, influential and respected member; attending and contributing to meetings and working groups;
The FHR Manager will represent MSF Korea in MSF international FHR forums and will be in regular contacts with counterparts in the OC’s and other sections for the recruitment, placement, support, and development of international field staff.
DESCRIPTION OF THE ORGANIZATION
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) opened its office in the Republic of Korea in 2012, based in Seoul. The MSF Korea office focuses on four key pillars: (1) recruitment of skilled Korean medical and non-medical staff to dispatch to MSF field projects, (2) communications to the Korean public on global humanitarian crises and urgent health emergencies, (3) outreach to Korean stakeholders and policymakers in support of international community engagement and action, (4) and fundraising from Korean donors to directly support MSF medical humanitarian activities.
[MSF: Vacancy Notice] Finance Officer and FHR Manager
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is looking for a Finance Officer and Field Human Resources Manager (FHR Manager). To find out more about these positions, please see below:
FINANCE OFFICER
Purpose of the position:
Performs the accounting and finance activities of the MSFK office (accounting, treasury, audit procedures, etc.) in compliance with legal obligations and MSF and Korean GAAP standards and protocols, in order to provide quality, reliable and transparent information to the organization, external partners, local authorities, and the general public on the use and allocation of resources.
Responsible for the full spectrum of financial accounting, reporting for management and corporate, Tax/Treasury and annual budget preparation.
FIELD HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER (FHR MANGER)
Purpose of the position:
The FHR Manager will represent MSF Korea in MSF international FHR forums and will be in regular contacts with counterparts in the OC’s and other sections for the recruitment, placement, support, and development of international field staff.
DESCRIPTION OF THE ORGANIZATION
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) opened its office in the Republic of Korea in 2012, based in Seoul. The MSF Korea office focuses on four key pillars: (1) recruitment of skilled Korean medical and non-medical staff to dispatch to MSF field projects, (2) communications to the Korean public on global humanitarian crises and urgent health emergencies, (3) outreach to Korean stakeholders and policymakers in support of international community engagement and action, (4) and fundraising from Korean donors to directly support MSF medical humanitarian activities.