Clinical Officer

• Conduct clinical assessments and prescribe treatment to all patients in accordance with MOH and WHO guidelines.
• Ensure all patient registers and files are accurately completed and regularly updated.
• Maintain strict patient confidentiality and treat all patients with respect and dignity.
• Perform minor surgical procedures as required at the workstation.
• Take detailed patient histories and update treatment records for all patients admitted to the wards.
• Conduct and participate in ward rounds.
• Respond to medical emergencies within the hospital and health posts.
• Attend and actively participate in weekly Continuing Medical Education (CME) sessions organized by the hospital.
• Supervise medical assistants stationed at health posts.
• Conduct regular on-the-job training sessions for auxiliary staff and incentive workers attached to the workstation.
• Maintain high standards of quality care for all patients.
• Identify critically ill patients and provide treatment based on priority and urgency.
• Compile and submit reports accurately and within required timelines.
• Ensure adherence to universal precautions and infection prevention and control guidelines.
• Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor.

Knowledge Management

• Create and share knowledge by documenting lessons learned, success stories, best practices, strategies, and approaches.
• Track best practices and maintain awareness of current trends, emerging issues, opportunities, and thematic areas related to youth engagement initiatives within the county.
• Conduct research to identify appropriate stakeholders and cost-effective program components, and support their implementation in practice.

• Diploma in Clinical Medicine and Surgery from a recognized institution.
• Registered with the Clinical Officers’ Council of Kenya and in possession of a valid practicing license.
• Minimum of 2 years of relevant work experience, preferably in a refugee setting.