The Department of Health is seeking an Assistant Director: Clinical TB Care for a vital role based in Pretoria.
This position focuses on strengthening the integration of TB and HIV services across South Africa, providing essential technical support to provinces for effective implementation of treatment and care models at district, facility, and community levels.
The daily responsibilities of the Assistant Director include organizing and conducting training sessions, offering technical assistance for training plans, and delivering TB management training to nurses and healthcare providers.
Additionally, the role involves conducting support visits to priority provinces and districts to monitor program implementation and ensuring an uninterrupted supply of medicines for TB treatment.
By investigating stock-outs in pharmacies and depots, the Assistant Director plays a crucial role in implementing the “End TB” and “Closing the Gap” campaigns, significantly contributing to public health initiatives.
This role is pivotal in improving healthcare outcomes for communities across South Africa.
The Assistant Director will directly impact the lives of individuals affected by TB and HIV, helping to create a healthier nation by ensuring that healthcare providers are well-equipped and supported.
The position not only serves to enhance public health but also fosters a collaborative environment among healthcare professionals, ultimately leading to improved service delivery.
For young professionals, this job offers a remarkable opportunity to gain stability and professional experience within the government sector, which is known for its structured growth and training programs.
Working within the Department of Health provides a unique chance to make a meaningful difference in the lives of countless South Africans while building a rewarding career in public service.
The experience gained in this role will be invaluable, providing a solid foundation for future endeavors in healthcare and beyond.
This Assistant Director position is more than just a job; it is a chance to be part of a dedicated team committed to fighting TB and HIV in South Africa.
By contributing your skills and expertise, you will play a significant role in achieving the country’s health objectives and making a lasting impact on the community.
