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This scope was carved out of RFQ-TOM-LOG 26_14.

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Mise en place d’un accord à long terme (LTA) avec un ou plusieurs prestataires de services pour assurer la prise en charge médicale des migrants bénéficiaires des programmes de retour à Tombouctou pou Cheick Abdoul Kader THERA - [email hidden]

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Performs medical consultations at the patient's residence for prime contractors on International Organization for Migration (IOM) projects in Timbuktu. Conducts mobile medical outreach and domiciliary care using mobile medical kits, portable diagnostic tools, and electronic medical record systems. Requires professional medical licensure and ability to operate in Timbuktu residential areas. Delivers home-visit medical reports and patient records.

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