At The Nairobi Women’s Hospital we are trusted with the
healthcare of Women in Africa.
We take pride in our highly qualified professionals who deliver
our mission everyday and with passion we deliver healthcare.
We are recruiting for the following high calibre individuals to join our team
of healthcare professionals in our various branches.
Medical Officer In-Charge (Hurlingham)
The key responsibilities of this role will include but not limited to:-
The key responsibilities of this role will include but not limited to:-
- Providing a link
between administration and the Medical Officers.
- Ensuring
medical officers practice evidence based medicine in line with the
set protocols of care
- Ensuring all
medical officers adhere to the set hospital culture.
- Providing
patient care and as a member of a multidisciplinary team in ensuring the
best care is given to patients
- Reviewing and
realigning activities to changing customer needs and/or demand
- Working towards
having new products and services
- Managing
Budgetary controls by reviewing cost of inputs and reducing wastage
- Ensuring
adequate staffing at all times by planning, controlling and organizing
e.g. leave scheduling, absenteeism, duty Rota etc in liaison with HR.
- Providing
medical input within various committees e.g. Quality assurance, Medical
Advisory Committee, infection control,etc
- Responding to
patient’s queries and complaints.
- Providing
information when needed to assist administration in carrying out audits.
- Ensuring
participation of medical officers in CMEs
- Maintaining a
portfolio of continuing professional development (CPD) activities
- Developing,
training, motivating and evaluating departmental staff to achieve highest
levels of performance
- Identifying,
implementing and benchmarking best practices in management
- Determining
& coordinating departmental reporting and communication requirements
- Ensure Superior
Customer Experience for all internal and external clients
Qualifications and Skills
- Bachelor of
Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
- BLS, ACLS, ATLS,
PALS qualifications will be an added advantage
- Current valid
registration license with the KMPDB or any of the other East Africa
Medical Boards
- Must have
practiced in a hospital for 3 years
- Practice for 3
years in a hospital
Chief Pharmacist
The key responsibilities of this role will include but not limited to:-
The key responsibilities of this role will include but not limited to:-
- Developing and
implementing pharmacy department strategy and objectives and standards in
line with NWH structure tree.
- Preparing/reviewing
hospital formulary periodically to reflect changes in treatment in
consultation with other stake holders as outlined in our Drugs &
Therapeutics policy.
- Establishing
reviewing and implementing policies and procedures of the pharmacy in
accordance with the policies of the hospital and of the MMS.
- Ensure proper
inventory management of drugs and medicine including acquisition,
inspection and storage in line with appropriate stock management
guidelines.
- Ensuring that
the emergency medicines and the essential drug list are maintained,
stocked and make necessary purchases as need be.
- Ensuring
compliance to QA standards by carrying out regular audits of all
activities/procedures/equipments to and financial prudence.
- Develop and
implement protocols and guidelines, in collaboration with other
professionals, for the safe, effective and economic use of drugs and
medicines.
- Managing special
projects to meet the unit objectives e.g. APHIA 2, GVRC, KAPTLD,
Dial-A-Pharmacy.
- Managing the
Drug Information Centre to provide appropriate drug information
- Provide clinical
supervision, advice, guidance and direction to the pharmaceutical team to
achieve highest levels of performance and promote CPD
- Determining
& coordinating departmental reporting and communication requirements
Qualifications and Skills
- Bachelors degree
in Pharmacy
- Valid
registration license with the Kenya Pharmacy and Poisons Board
- Management
course an added advantage
- At least 5 years
post qualification experience as a pharmacist in a hospital set up
- At least 3 years
experience in a supervisory role
Nutritionist
The key responsibilities of this role will include but not limited to:-
The key responsibilities of this role will include but not limited to:-
- Counsel patients
on their nutritional health and advice on dietary changes to make so as to
manage the client’s medical conditions designed to prevent disease and
promote good health in the Wards and Outpatient e.g offer advice on
diet-related concerns such as weight loss or cholesterol reduction
- Coordinate all
phases of nutrition care including Nutrition assessment, Perform nutrition
screenings, Care planning, Monitoring, Education and Counseling of
hospitalized patients and outpatients in a variety of settings
- Confer with
doctors and other health care professionals in order to coordinate medical
and nutritional needs.
- Plan and
Prescribe therapeutic diets and implement preparation and service of meals
for patient’s Inpatients and Outpatients.
- Determine
nutritional needs, Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition support and diet
restrictions, such as low fat or salt free for Critically ill patients in
the Wards and Outpatient e.g. Diabetes, Kidney failure, ICU, HDU,
High cholesterol, Coronary heart diseases etc
- Formulates menus
for therapeutic diets based on medical and physical condition of patients
and integrates patient's menus with basic institutional menus. May
supervise activities of workers engaged in food preparation and service.
- Evaluate
individual needs, develop nutritional care plans and instruct patients and
their families in nutritional principles, dietary plans, food selection
- Inspects meals
served for conformance to prescribed diets and for standards of
palatability and appearance.
- Prepare records
and reports. Evaluate, interpret, monitor and document the nutritional
status and nutritional needs of hospitalized patients and out patients
using established standards of care and practice guidelines.
- Develop, review,
update and implement educational materials to meet the needs of patients
and professionals.
Qualifications and Skills
- A Bachelor’s
Degree in Foods, Nutrition & Dietetics from a recognizable University,
College.
- Must be
registered with KNDI( Kenya Nutritionists & Dieticians Institute.
- Knowledge or
training in IYCF( Infant and Young Child Feeding) and IMAM
(Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition)
- Experience in
Clinical Nutrition.
- At least 3 years
relevant work experience
Pharmacy In Charge (Hurlingham)
The key responsibilities of this role will include but not limited to:-
The key responsibilities of this role will include but not limited to:-
- Ensuring all
planned departmental activities are geared towards meeting NWH strategic
objectives.
- Establishing and
implementing policies and procedures of the pharmacy in accordance with
the policies of the hospital and of the MMS.
- Ensuring
inventory control.
- Preparing/reviewing
hospital formulary periodically to reflect changes in treatment in
consultation with other stake holders
- Ensuring that
the emergency medicines and the essential drug list are maintained,
stocked and make necessary purchases as need be.
- Ensuring
compliance to QA standards by carrying out regular audits of all
activities/procedures/equipments to and financial prudence.
- Reviewing and
realigning activities to changing customer needs and/or demands and
develop new products and services
- Managing special
projects to meet the unit objectives e.g. APHIA 2, GVRC, KAPTLD,
Dial-A-Pharmacy etc
- Managing the
Drug Information Centre to provide appropriate drug information
- Ensuring
and promoting rational drug therapy
- Monitoring
drugs in all treatment and storage areas
- Developing,
training, motivating and evaluating departmental staff to achieve highest
levels of performance
- Identifying,
implementing and benchmarking best practices in management
- Determining
& coordinating departmental reporting and communication requirements
- Ensure Superior
Customer Experience to all internal and external clients
Qualifications and Skills
- Diploma in
Pharmaceutical Technology or Bachelors degree in Pharmacy
- Valid
registration license with the Kenya Pharmacy and Poisons Board
- At least 5 years
relevant work experience
Medical Records Technologist
The key responsibilities of this role will include but not limited to:-
The key responsibilities of this role will include but not limited to:-
- Processing
patient’s documents.
- Ensuring security
and confidentiality of medical records.
- Maintaining
patient’s files (medical records) and documenting their condition and
treatment.
- Following up on
discharged patients, their families and physicians. i.e. patients with
terminal illnesses.
- Preparing
statistical, narrative and graphic presentations of information for use by
the hospital staff and researchers.
- Maintaining and
operating a variety of health record indexes and storage and retrieval
systems to collect, classify, store and analyze information.
- Ensure Superior
Customer Experience to all internal and external clients
Qualifications and Skills
- Diploma in
Medical Records and Information Systems
- At least 1 years
relevant experience
How to apply
Interested applicants are invited to send their applications
detailing current and expected salary and a CV with contact details of three
referees to the General Manager Human Resource.
Do Not Attach Certificates.
Applications are to be emailed to vacancies@nwch.co.ke with the
position applied for as the subject line by Monday, 4th February 2013.