Duties and responsibilities:
Clinical Work
- Perform surgical procedures, including the insertion and removal of Implanon contraceptive devices and wound care.
- Conduct assessments of clients by taking their history related to their main complaint.
- Conduct physical examinations and special investigations by checking vital signs, inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation, and collecting blood and urine samples.
- Interpret and analyse laboratory results, discuss findings with patients, and advise on treatment and procedures.
- Monitor patients’ conditions and progress and re-evaluate treatment as necessary.
- Provide treatment and care, including the prescription of medicine and referral to specialist clinics.
- Conduct follow-up appointments and provide ongoing support and patient education.
- Advise patients on general health and wellness matters and disease prevention.
- Handle emergencies on campus and refer patients as necessary.
- Follow the Primary Health Care protocols and guidelines as prescribed by the Department of Health and approved by SANC.
- Apply a holistic approach during consultations and use GOSH when consulting patients.
General Administration
- Capture clinical notes on an electronic medical program.
- Schedule appointments for referrals to specialist clinics and prepare referral letters.
- Schedule appointments on electronic systems for clients and patients, respond to enquiries, and assist at reception as needed.
- Assist with Health and Wellness campaigns on campus.
- Compile statistics for Higher Health and the Department of Health.
- Prepare documents related to patients’ health.
- Order specific stationery and laboratory consumables from the Department of Health.
- Liaise with internal and external stakeholders.
Training and Development
- Participate in continuous professional development through workshops, conferences, and training sessions.
- Provide individual support and education on health and wellness matters.
- Advise individuals or groups on matters related to risks such as HIV/AIDS, pregnancies, etc.
Financial Administration
- Request medical equipment quotations.
- Receive purchase orders and provide them to suppliers.
Inherent requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree on NQF Level 7 or a three-year national diploma on NQF Level 6 in general nursing, psychiatric, and midwifery) (attach a copy).
- Post-basic diploma/degree in Primary Healthcare (attach a copy).
- Valid dispensing certificate (attach a copy).
- Certificate in HIV testing and counselling (attach a copy).
- Completed the Nurse Initiated Management of Antiretroviral Therapy (NIMART) course (attach a copy).
- Proof of registration with the South African Nursing Council (SANC) (attach a copy).
- Minimum of two (2) years’ relevant experience in a primary health care clinic environment.
- A valid driver’s licence (attach a copy).
Recommendations:
- Knowledge of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP).
- Own transport.
- Dispensing license (attach a copy).
- Previous working experience with young adults/students.
Deadline:9th November,2026