Ref. V/FT/30/2024 (200 Positions)
Job Purpose:
The Medical Officer is responsible for
providing diagnostic, curative, rehabilitative and preventive health care
services to patients under their care to whom they are entrusted to provide
quality health care services.
Reviewing patients and instructing in
writing all the recommendations;
Conducting weekly clinic and theatre
days;
Duties and Responsibilities
Undertaking “first-on-call” duties
including clerking, investigating and managing patients;
Performing emergency surgeries;
Working with Medical Specialists in
wards, theatres and clinics;
Undertaking medico-legal duties
including filling of P.3 forms, court attendance and performing
postmortems;
Undertaking medical examinations;
Training and supervising Medical
Officers (Interns) and other students;
Carrying out outreach services;
Ensuring data and information is
collected, transmitted and utilized to benefit the customer and service
provider;
Preparing medical reports;
Adhere to ethical and legal standards
in patient care, documentation, and communication;
Any other duties as may be assigned
from time to time.
Qualifications and Requirements
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of
Surgery (MBChB) degree from an institution recognized by the Kenya Medical
Practitioners’ and Dentist Council.
Completed one (1) year medical
internship.
Registration Certificate by the Kenya
Medical Practitioners’ and Dentists’ Council.
Valid practicing license from Kenya
Medical Practitioners’ and Dentists’ Council.
Must possess a professional indemnity
cover.
Possesses a deep understanding of
medical theories, principles, and practices, demonstrating comprehensive
medical knowledge.
Exhibits proficiency in conducting
various medical examinations, performing
procedures, and interpreting
diagnostic tests with precision and accuracy.
Proficiency in computer applications.
Fulfilled the requirements of Chapter
Six (6) of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010.
Key Competencies and Attributes
Empathy and Compassion: Demonstrates
genuine care and understanding toward patients and their families. Fosters
trust and enhances the overall patient experience.
Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving:
Analyzes complex cases, considers multiple factors, and devises innovative
solutions. Adapts to unique patient needs and evolving medical challenges.
Ethical Practice and Professional
Integrity: Upholds ethical standards, maintaining patient confidentiality and
prioritizing patient welfare. Demonstrates honesty and transparency in all
interactions.
Teamwork and Collaboration: Works
seamlessly within multidisciplinary teams, collaborating with other healthcare
professionals.
Effective Communication: Clearly
communicates complex medical information to patients, colleagues, and families.
Resilience and Adaptability: Navigates
high-pressure situations, unexpected outcomes, and evolving medical landscapes.
Remains composed, flexible, and committed to patient-centered care.
How To Apply
Interested and qualified persons to
apply online via careers.kutrrh.go.ke by uploading an Application
Letter, Curriculum Vitae and Filled Application Form and Practice License.
Clearly indicate Job Reference No. i.e. JOB APPLICATION – [JOB/CADRE REFERENCE
NUMBER] as
the subject of your application.
For all physical applications, please
indicate the subject as follows: JOB APPLICATION – [JOB REFERENCE NUMBER].
Please note that you have to attach the Application Form, Application
Letter, Curriculum Vitae and Practicing License and ONLY apply to the
address below:
The Chief Executive Officer
Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral
& Research Hospital
P.O. Box 7674 – 00100 GPO Nairobi Kenya
The deadline for the receipt of all
applications is 2nd
April 2024.
KUTRRH is an Equal Opportunity
Employer
YOUTH, WOMEN, AND PEOPLE LIVING WITH
DISABILITY ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.
Please note:
Kenyatta University Teaching,
Referral, and Research Hospital does not charge any fees for application.
Only shortlisted candidates will be
contacted.
Successful candidate (s) will be
required to submit the documents listed below to comply with the requirements
of Chapter Six (6) of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010:
Certificate of good conduct from the
Directorate of Criminal Investigations
Clearance Certificate from the Higher
Education Loans Board (for university graduates only)
Tax Compliance Certificate from the
KRA
Clearance from Ethics &
Anti-Corruption Commission
A report from an approved Credit
Reference Bureau