The Department of Health is seeking an Assistant Manager Nursing: Maternal/Child and Youth to join their team at the National Head Office in Pretoria.
This vital role involves designing, developing, monitoring, and reviewing policies and programs tailored for special categories, including women, children, adolescents, youth, geriatrics, inmates with disabilities, and mental health care users.
Each day, you will ensure the delivery of a comprehensive package of preventive, promotive, curative, and rehabilitative services, playing a crucial part in enhancing the health and well-being of these vulnerable groups.
This position is essential as it directly impacts the lives of individuals across South Africa, helping to provide essential healthcare services that promote a healthier future for our community.
By facilitating audits on the quality of clinical records and reporting on program performance, you will help uphold high standards in healthcare delivery, ensuring that every person receives the care they need.
Your contributions will not only assist in improving healthcare systems but will also foster a culture of accountability and continuous improvement in public health.
For young professionals looking to make a significant difference, this role offers an incredible opportunity to gain stability and practical experience in the public service sector.
You will have the chance to engage with diverse stakeholders, manage resources effectively, and develop your leadership skills in a supportive environment.
This position not only provides a pathway into government careers but also equips you with valuable training and growth opportunities that can shape your future in the healthcare sector.
Join the Department of Health as an Assistant Manager Nursing: Maternal/Child and Youth and take a meaningful step towards a rewarding career dedicated to serving the people of South Africa.
Your work will contribute to a brighter, healthier future for the nation by ensuring that essential healthcare services reach those who need them the most.
