Lecturer – Queenstown – Eastern Cape Department Of Health

About the Role

The Eastern Cape Department of Health is actively seeking passionate professionals to fill two Lecturer positions at Lilitha Nursing College’s Queenstown Campus. In this vital role, you will contribute significantly to the education of future nursing professionals in the Eastern Cape. Your work will directly impact the quality of healthcare in South Africa by preparing students to engage competently and compassionately in a variety of clinical settings.

Being positioned in Queenstown, a town rich in history and community spirit, this role not only fulfills a professional obligation but also serves a greater purpose within the public service. As a Lecturer, you will have the opportunity to shape the next generation of nurses, ensuring that they are equipped with both the knowledge and ethical grounding required in a challenging yet rewarding field. Your expertise will not only educate students but will also contribute to enhancing healthcare outcomes in the region.

About the Department

The Eastern Cape Department of Health is dedicated to providing accessible, high-quality healthcare services to the citizens of South Africa. With a mission to promote health and wellness, the department focuses on developing effective health policies and delivering services that meet the needs of diverse communities. Working here means being part of a team that is committed to improving public health and making a tangible difference in people’s lives.

What You’ll Do

• Demonstrate understanding of nursing legislation and ethical practices.
• Develop, plan, and implement academic programs tailored for nursing students.
• Design, review, and evaluate curriculum to ensure high educational standards.
• Prepare and present engaging lessons that foster student learning.
• Mentor and supervise students’ research projects to cultivate critical thinking.
• Participate in policy development and adhere to college procedures.
• Plan clinical placements and accompany students in various clinical settings.
• Assess students’ clinical performance according to established procedures.
• Serve on committees focused on research and policy-making.
• Conduct nursing research to contribute to the body of knowledge in the field.
• Monitor student attendance and maintain discipline in the classroom.

What You’ll Need

• A qualification in nursing (Diploma or Degree) allowing registration with SANC as a Professional Nurse.
• A Post Basic qualification in Nursing Education registered with SANC is essential.
• At least four years of relevant nursing experience post-registration with SANC.
• Proven ability to teach and collaborate within a multidisciplinary team.
• Strong communication and organizational skills to manage educational programs effectively.

How to Apply

Your application must be submitted electronically via email to the address provided below.