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Médecins du Monde

Travailleur social - Programme travailleurs.euses précarisé.e.s

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/17/2026
€3.1k/mo
Mid
Bordeaux, France
In PersonWeekly travel to Médoc, with occasional evening work and rare weekend work.
Social & Community ServicesCase Management & Advocacy

About the job

Requirements
  • Training in social work or legal training.
  • Experience working with highly precarious populations and in-depth knowledge of immigration law and social protection.
  • Adaptability and autonomy.
  • Good interpersonal skills and strong communication and knowledge-transfer abilities.
  • Ability and interest in training and supporting others.
  • Ability to handle stressful situations calmly and effectively.
  • Strong interest in health-related issues.
  • Proficiency in conducting individual interviews and assessments.
  • Proficiency in distancing techniques.
  • Ability to write summary notes and documents related to the area of expertise.
  • Knowledge of office tools, including Word, Excel, and the internet.
  • Fluent French, written and spoken; a good level of English is desired.
  • Comfort working in a multidisciplinary team composed largely of volunteers, with experience working with volunteers.
  • A valid category B driving licence.
  • Willingness to align with Médecins du Monde’s values and advocacy stance.
Responsibilities
  • Support volunteers in the overall follow-up of people seen in consultations or outreach, and assist them with health-related procedures.
  • Provide individual follow-up for patients with complex situations and, when needed, refer or physically accompany people requiring medico-social care.
  • Co-coordinate care and rights-access pathways with volunteer teams and partners, and organize follow-up of the active caseload.
  • Identify organizations, inform and refer people to structures that can provide effective access to rights and healthcare, and help resolve barriers.
  • Help patients develop autonomy in navigating their healthcare pathways.
  • Participate in outreach visits.
  • Promote and organize group prevention, health education, and health-system information activities.
  • Train and support volunteers in becoming autonomous on health rights, immigration law, legislation, support-relationship practices, health mediation, and knowledge of the populations served.
  • Create tools for partners to improve consideration of precarious workers’ living and working conditions and their access to the healthcare system.
  • Develop tools to improve the quality of follow-up and referrals.
  • Support teams in identifying and referring sensitive situations within the care pathways of the people served.
  • Help facilitate volunteer team meetings on specific topics.
  • Monitor changes in laws and their application, particularly regarding access to health insurance, immigration law, and PASS services.
  • Contribute to collecting and analyzing data, including access to state medical aid and healthcare, and ensure the quality of quantitative and qualitative data for the observatory and annual report.
  • Contribute to defining and implementing the program’s advocacy strategy, particularly on access to health rights, and represent the organization to relevant local stakeholders.
  • Identify and maintain a network of local nonprofit and institutional partners.
  • Participate in case review and coordination meetings with partners, and represent Médecins du Monde in local coalitions.
  • Contribute to preparing testimonies on access to healthcare and rights.
  • Write the social-work chapter of the annual activity report.
  • Participate in program and/or delegation reflection workshops and occasionally in events organized by the delegation.
  • Work under the supervision of the program coordinator and closely with volunteer elected mission leads and the program’s volunteer team.
Desired Qualifications
  • A good level of English.

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