The Department of Health is seeking a Director: Provincial Council on AIDS for Bloemfontein.
This key role is instrumental in managing and coordinating the efforts of the Provincial Council on AIDS (PCA) in the Free State.
The Director will provide professional administrative and secretariat services, ensuring that all PCA meetings run smoothly and effectively contribute to the fight against HIV, TB, and STIs in the province.
In this position, the Director will be responsible for developing annual schedules for PCA meetings, preparing documentation, and ensuring that minutes are accurately recorded.
This role involves overseeing the implementation of the integrated multi-sectoral Provincial Implementation Plan for HIV, TB, and STIs and coordinating stakeholder involvement to foster a collaborative approach to public health.
By providing technical support and facilitating social mobilization efforts, the Director will play a crucial role in promoting health initiatives that benefit the community.
This job is vital for public health in South Africa, as it directly supports the provincial strategy to combat HIV, TB, and STIs.
The initiatives led by the PCA not only aim to improve health outcomes but also serve to strengthen community ties and enhance the overall wellbeing of the population.
In a time when public health challenges are prevalent, this role represents an opportunity to make a genuine difference in the lives of many.
For young professionals, this position offers a pathway to stability and a chance to gain significant experience in public service.
The role is designed for individuals looking to build a career in government, providing ample opportunities for training and professional growth.
Engaging in this work will not only enrich your skills but also allow you to contribute positively to society, making it an exciting opportunity for those passionate about health and community service.
Joining the Department of Health as the Director of the Provincial Council on AIDS means stepping into a position where you can influence health policies and strategies that have a lasting impact on the Free State.
This is more than just a job; it’s a chance to be part of a dedicated team working towards a healthier future for South Africa.
