Clinical Programme Coordinator - Quality Management

Main Focus Areas

• The Group is committed to creating places of healing for their  communities, focused on attracting the best expertise and dedicated to  building a steadfast, devoted team. To ensure effective implementation, management, and sustainability of clinical programs (e.g., cardiac, stroke, bariatric and trauma) aligned to international best practice and/or accreditation requirements. This is done in conjunction with Lenmed Group Managers. The role is also responsible for facilitating communication and engagement between multidisciplinary team (MDT) members via relevant clinical committees and coordinating all information and documentation for these forums. There is also a large focus on management of data registries and using data and outcomes to drive quality improvement initiatives with MDT members.

Key Performance Areas: (include but are not limited to)

• Understand clinical programmes and accreditation requirements, where applicable. This includes documentation requirements as well as the roles and responsibilities of all relevant stakeholders.
• Influence key specialists in terms of the requirements of the programme from a doctor perspective and create alignment with internal HODs, Unit Managers and Manco members.
• Conduct baseline assessments against programme/accreditation requirements to understand gaps and what needs to be implemented/closed.
• Drive adherence to clinical committee terms of reference (TOR) jointly with Lead Clinician and Hospital CEO.
• Compile case reviews, together with relevant clinician, to be discussed at committee meetings.
• Perform daily rounds in wards/units.
• Drive, with clinicians and allied professionals, referral to in-hospital rehab and ensuring patient vitals are monitored pre-and post- rehab sessions.
• Identify QIP’s from process and outcomes data.
• Conduct/ coordinate employee training based on the requirements of the clinical programme/accreditation – this is done in conjunction with the CF or HR.

Post Requirements: (include but are not limited to)

• Degree/Diploma in Nursing or equivalent HPCSA Qualification
• Nursing education, critical care or specialist unit experience, e.g. (ICU or trauma background) is advantageous.
• Registration with SANC or HPCSA, where applicable
• Updated BLS certificate
• 3+ years’ clinical experience with exposure to quality improvement
• Post-graduate degree / diploma in Quality / Safety Management would be advantageous
• Private healthcare experience would be advantageous

Deadline:4th November,2026