Lecturer Grade 1 – Kabokweni – Mpumalanga Department Of Health

Mpumalanga Department of Health is seeking a dedicated Lecturer Grade 1 (PN-D1) to join the Mpumalanga College of Nursing based in Kabokweni.

This vital role focuses on the planning, coordination, and implementation of nursing training programs, ensuring that our healthcare professionals are well-equipped to provide high-quality services to the community.

As a Lecturer, you will play a crucial part in mentoring and coaching nursing staff, facilitating their professional development.

Your daily tasks will include coordinating activities of the Clinical Education and Training Unit (CETU) and collaborating with both nursing education and practice to enhance competency and skills within the healthcare sector.

This position is not only about imparting knowledge; it’s about shaping the future of nursing in South Africa, contributing to better health outcomes for individuals and communities alike.

This role offers a fantastic opportunity for individuals seeking stability and growth within the public service sector.

You will be part of a dynamic team that values continuous learning and professional development, helping to ensure that nursing standards remain high and are in line with the latest practices and legislation.

By participating in the implementation of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) frameworks and facilitating in-service training, you will actively contribute to capacity building in the nursing profession.

The Mpumalanga Department of Health is committed to fostering an inclusive environment that promotes affirmative action and equal opportunity.

This emphasis on diversity makes it an ideal workplace for jobseekers from all backgrounds who are passionate about making a meaningful difference in the healthcare system.

If you are looking to enhance your career in nursing education and want to play an integral role in improving health services in South Africa, this position is for you.

Join a dedicated team that is committed to excellence in nursing education and practice, and help shape the next generation of healthcare professionals.