Job Opportunity at Doctors With Africa CUAMM

Job Opportunity at Doctors With Africa CUAMM


START DATE February 2019

DURATION 6-12 months

REQUIREMENTS

University Degree in Medicine and Surgery with further specialisation or equivalent title in with further specialisation or equivalent title in Internal MedicineGood knowledge of written and spoken EnglishPrevious working experience in the African context

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Support national authorities in the adaptation of policies and programs of prevention and treatment of chronic diseasesImprove the capacity and skills of health care, medical and nursing, assigned to the clinical management of chronic patients

KEY DUTIES The internist will perform clinical, organizational and training/supervision with regard to non-communicable diseases, carrying on formal and on the job training for local staff, supervising the clinical quality of care and developing a plan for the quality improvement.

How to apply:

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Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Selection interviews will be done face-to-face or by Skype

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