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JOB DESCRIPTION
1. Education
Grade 12 Certificate with a Diploma in Pharmacy Technology
2. Experience
Three (3) years minimum experience.
3. Problem Solving
Solves problems of dispensing drugs requiring costing and explaining of side
effects of such drugs to the patient. Dispensing done as per prescription.
4. Decision Making
Makes decisions on the dosages of drugs, may recommend close substitutes
of drugs. Decides on reorder levels and periods based on the results of stock
taking and consumption rate. Has discretion on the preparation of work
schedules.
5. Communication
Writes prescriptions over the counter, costing of drugs, prepares report on
stock taking; explains to the patients dosage and side effects. Appraises staff
undercharge.
6. Work Relationship
Contacts Accountant and suppliers for purchases of drugs and sundries;
Interacts with cashiers on prices and Doctors to query a prescription Updates
the Chief Medical Officer on issues affecting the section, interacts with other
departments on issues of common interest such as transport, budgetary
allocations.
7. Supervision
Supervises – Dispensing Assistant – 2
8. Risks
Works in a environment requiring face to face communication with patients.
Signature:
1. Education
Grade 12 Certificate with a Diploma in Management Studies
2. Experience
Three (3) years minimum experience.
3. Problem Solving
Solves problems involving provision of support services to line functions and
other support units requiring immediate response. Tact and self drive
employed in debt collection.
4. Decision Making
Makes administrative decisions in support services such as provision of
transport; plans debt collections strategies and makes follow ups.
5. Communication
Writes reports on debt collection, reminders to corporate clients; discusses
with doctors on time tables, nurses and finance on various support services
required.
6. Work Relationship
In contact with Heads of department for provision of support/administrative
services as per requirements of requirements of the Units. Interacts with
clients and suppliers.
7. Supervision
Supervises – Driver/Mechanic – 1
Cleaner/Maintenance/Guard - 3
8. Risks
Mostly office environment and Centre surroundings. Drives Centre vehicles
on purchases and debt collection duties.
Signature:
OUTPUT 6: Purchases
Definition: Purchased clinical requirements such as linen, equipment to ensure
availability of such items at the Centre whenever required.
KEY RECEIVERS: Chief Medical Officer/ Accountant.
Measurement Criteria: No shortages of clinical stocks.
1. Education
Grade 12 Certificate ; Registered Nurse Certificate and Registered Midwifery
Certificate taking up to a total of four(4) years to qualify.
2. Experience
Five (5) years minimum experience.
3. Problem Solving
Deals with issues involving conduct of nurses; Nurses’ code of conduct
useful; staff scheduling and supervision of line functions requiring tact,
objectivity and being focused.
4. Decision Making
Recommends type of nursing care to be given to a patient. Involved in
Nurses’ recruitment and deployment. Actions impact on quality of the Centre’s
line product. Has discretion on the preparation of work schedules.
5. Communication
Interviews prospective nursing staff, counsels patients/staff undercharge,
appraises staff and prepares hospital statistics.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with Chief Medical Officer on strategic and operational issues of the
department. In constant touch with Administration and Finance for resources
and other support services; has contact with staff undercharge on work
progress and other operational issues.
7. Supervision
Supervises – Sister-In -Charge – 3
Clinical Officer - 1
Maid Supervisor - 1
8. Risks
Works under office/hospital environment where there might be some
contagious illnesses. Attends to patients especially in cases of emergencies.
Signature:
1. Education
Grade 12 Certificate ; with Diploma in Accounts: AAT; NATECH
2. Experience
Three(3) years minimum experience.
3. Problem Solving
Deals with issues involving preparations of financial statements and cash flow
for the Centre. Analyses financial statements and devices systems for cost
control and containment.
4. Decision Making
Recommends Centre’s budget to Superior, approves petty cash payments
and reimbursements and advices on cash flow issues.
5. Communication
Prepares financial statements, appraises staff and carries out staff
development in the section. Communicates with other departments on issues
of financial and budgetary nature.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with clients, suppliers, staff undercharge, superior and peers on a
variety of issues such as purchases, service payments and other issues
bordering on financial aspects.
7. Supervision
Supervises – Assistant Accountant - 1
Accounts Assistant - 1
Cashier - 2
8. Risks
Works under office environment usually using a computer
Signature:
To receive and receipt monies paid by clients to ensure that Centre income is
received and accounted for.
OUTPUT 1 INVOICE
DEFINITION:
Prepared invoices for the clients showing amounts owing to the Centre so that
such bills are honoured and or paid.
OUTPUT 2: RECEIPTS
Handed over the day’s collection to the supervisor in order to have safe custody
of the monies.
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; NATECH
2. Experience
6 months relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Deals mainly with issues or receipt of income for the Centre from clients
and preparation of primary accounting documents requiring basic financial
analysis skills.
4. Decision Making
Makes decision around the cashier function at source involving scheduling
of own work and determining pattern of activities at the counter. Makes
recommendations to superior on credit facilities to credit worthy clients.
5. Communication
Talks to patients concerning payment of bills; .prepares various
accounting documents.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with clients as they come to pay for the medicines prescribed
;supervisor on work progress, interacts with peers.
7. Supervision
Nil
8. Risks
Discomfort from irate clients; handles cash from the clients.
Signature:
To carry out gardening and guarding duties at the Centre in order to maintain
good surroundings and to provide security for Centre property and patients’
vehicles.
KEY OUTPUT AREAS
Tendered flowers, plants and lawns to ensure that the surroundings are kept neat
and attractive.
Opened gates for hospital and other authorised cars to allow the vehicles access
to the inside parking area.
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; Job on training
2. Experience
3 months relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Involved mainly in menial activities with specific instruction from super
ordinate; Guards building and surroundings. Little or no exchange of
information involved.
4. Decision Making
Carries out menial activities as per instructions.; decisions mainly
embodied in work pattern; has some discretion in interviewing visitors
when carrying out guard duties; quality of work is verified at a higher level.
5. Communication
Limited exchange of information when on guard duties; writes in the
Occurrence Book; informs superior on areas needing maintenance
attention.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts mostly at lower levels with peers on work progress; also staff in
other departments whenever menial work is required.
7. Supervision
Nil
8. Risks
Cleans hospital environment and guards the hospital premises.
Signature:
To drive centre vehicles in order to meet tasks which a vehicle has been
assigned.
DEFINITION:
Drove safety hospital vehicles such as ambulance and minibus to ensure
That given errands such as picking and dropping of staff, patients etc, are carried
out within a given time frame.
KEY RECEIVER: AA
MEASUREMENT CRITERIA: Patient brought to hospital with a reasonable time
frame for any emergence.
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; Valid Driving License, crafts certificate in auto mechanics.
2. Experience
1 year relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Mainly on the road and decision so made are in recard to good driving in
relation to self, passengers and other road users, diagnosis faults on
Centre vehicles.
4. Decision Making
Makes decision on when to carry out minor routine service, recommends
to superior an external garage that can undertake a major service and or
repairs.
5. Communication
Talks to supervisor and other staff on issues of transport, completes a
vehicle log book.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with nurses, doctors and other staff on assignment requiring
transport frequency of which is dictated by the need, for example
ambulance availability in an emergency.
7. Supervision
Nil
8. Risks
Traffic accidents.
Signature:
MAID MESSNGER
MAIN PURPOSE OF THE JOB
2. Experience
6 months relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Involved mainly in menial activities with specific instruction from super
ordinate; delivers documents to specific destinations. Little or no exchange
of information involved.
4. Decision Making
Carries out instruction to the letter; decisions mainly embodied in self-
evaluation on amount of work done and or on the apparent quality which is
verified at a higher level.
5. Communication
Limited exchange of information when delivering documents or collecting
information and or when cleaning, receiving instructions and reporting
back to superior on work progress or obtaining cleaning materials.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts mostly at lower levels with peers on work progress; also staff in
other organization but also including and limited mostly to lower ranks.
7. Supervision
Nil
8. Risks
Cleans hospital environment and travels on messenger menial duties.
Signature:
To receive patients/Clients warmly at the front desk so that the clients feel
welcome and thus project and promote good image of the center.
OTPUT 2: Appointment
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; Zambia Enrolled Nursing Certificate
2. Experience
1 year months relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Involved mainly in receiving patients at the reception requiring tact,
hospitality and friendliness as first contact. Deals with patient bookings
and supervision of reception activities.
4. Decision Making
Decision mainly made around reception work in allocating patients to
doctors. Has discretion on work schedules of staff undercharge.
5. Communication
Talks to clients when receiving them and making bookings. Prepares duty
roster for staff undercharge.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts mostly with patients mainly in making bookings and
appointments, interacts in the process with fellow nurses and the doctor to
the patient.
7. Supervision
Receptions –2 Cashier -2
8. Risks
Irate patients.
Signature:
OUTPUT 1: Radiographs
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; Diploma in Radiography
2. Experience
2 year months relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Selects sets of exposure in production of geographic images. Part of the
body, thickness, density of tissue and pathology play a major role in
selection process.
4. Decision Making
Decides on the best projection to give to the doctor upon production of a
radiographic image.
5. Communication
Carries pre-radiographic counseling of the patient; and fills in Doctor’s
request forms after production of the radiographic image.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with patients, doctors, nurses, pharmacy, reception and suppliers
on issues involving provision of radiographic image.
7. Supervision
Nil save for the part time radiographic staff
8. Risks
Ionising effects in radiographic, which include somatic and genetic effects.
9. Responsibility For Assets
Custodian of X-ray machines, film cassettes, processor, contrast media
and films.
Signature:
KR: NS
Mc: Operation successful
OUTPUT 2: Screen
KR: NS
MC:
OUTPUT 3: Cannulations
KR: NS/Patient
MC:
KR: NS
MC: Patient relaxed
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; Diploma in Medical Sciences
2. Experience
2 years relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Deals with issues of clinical natures such as screening of patients,
carrying out minor theatre procedures requiring analysis of the issue at
hand. Lab and or Radiographic results important guide.
4. Decision Making
Recommends type of drugs to give to patient and decides on the
performance of simple theatre procedures.
5. Communication
Counsels patients, gives handover and writes simple reports on
procedures or treatment given to patient handled.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts mostly with patients, surgeons when a third hand is required in
the theatre, nurses and other medical staff on nursing care and treatment
matters.
7. Supervision
No staff undercharge.
8. Risks
Chances of contracting a disease during course of duty.
Signature:
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; certificate in Pharmacy Technology
2. Experience
1 year relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Involved mainly in issues involving dispensing and costing of drugs.
Prescriptions from the doctor and drugs price chart vital guide.
4. Decision Making
Recommends a close substitute drug when the prescribed drug is not
available in Centre pharmacy.
5. Communication
Explains drug dosage to the patients, costs drugs and writes dosage
labels.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts mostly with patients mainly in dispensing drugs, Cashiers in
costing drugs, Nurses and Doctors for clarifications on the prescriptions.
7. Supervision
No staff undercharge.
8. Risks
Works under office environment in the pharmacy with some discomfort.
Managed nurses and collateral services in line with the current nursing practicing
to ensure standard nursing care and optimum use of resources.
KR: NS
MC : Less/no complaints from patients
KR: NS
MC: No misuse of supplies
KR: NS
MC : Clean environment
KR: NS
MC: Demand lists prepared before stock-outs.
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; Registered Nurse and Midwifery Certificates
2. Experience
3 years relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Deals with issues of supervision of nursing care and auxiliary services,
makes schedules for staff and counsels both patients and staff
undercharge requiring both tact and human relations skills and personal
understanding.
4. Decision Making
Makes decisions on the sectional staffing in each shifts, determines the
targets and quality levels of sectional output. Has discretion in time tabling
staff undercharge.
5. Communication
Counsels patients and gives report to doctor, discusses progress of work
with nurses and prepares duty roster and monthly statistics reports.
6. Work Relationship
Liaises with other departments on hospital operational issues Interacts
with patients, nurses and other medical staff on nursing care and
treatment matters.
7. Supervision
Supervises : Nurses – 22
Maid supervisor - 1
8. Risks
Chances of contracting a disease during course of duty. Slight discomfort
from irate patients.
Signature:
KR: NS
MC: Preliminary assessment well documented
KR: NS
Mc:
OUTPUT 4: Administered Treatment
KR: NS
MC: Drugs dispensed as per schedule outlined by the doctor.
KR: NS
MC : All patients in admission/observation recorded
KR: NC
MC: Safe delivery.
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; Registered Nurse and Midwifery Certificates
2. Experience
2 years relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Deals with issues of nursing care involving giving of baths to patients and
taking vital observations and giving of drugs requiring patience and care.
4. Decision Making
Takes operational decisions in provision of nursing care; Assesses
admission procedure and has discretion when dealing with visitors for the
patients.
5. Communication
Counsels patients and gives report to sister in Charge and or Doctor
concerning the patient’s condition; writes reports on admitted patients or
those on observation.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with nurses, superior, maids and patients in the course of giving
nursing care.
7. Supervision
Supervises : Nurses –
Maid - 1
8. Risks
Chances of contracting a disease during course of duty.
Signature:
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; Certificate in Customer Care.
2. Experience
6 months relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Deals with client handling requiring courtesy creativity and tact .
Convincing reasons or information to be given if a client has to be
satisfied. Good hospitality required to make a client feel welcomed.
4. Decision Making
Makes decision on patient bookings, appointments and consulting with
clinics. Has discretion in deciding which patient to see the Doctor first
especially in an emergency.
5. Communication
Talks to clients at the reception, signs patient profiles and medical health
insurance forms.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with nurses, doctors when taking patient profiles and when
ushering in a patient or taking results. Frequency is depended on the
occurrence of an occurrence as stated.
7. Supervision
Nil
8. Risks
Works in an office environment but faces discomfort from irate clients.
9. Responsibility For Assets
Shared responsibility of Reception TV; radio; wall clock and other
Reception assets.
1. Education
Grade 12; Diploma in Accounts; AAT; NATECH
2. Experience
2 years relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Deals with issues of accounting nature requiring preparation of financial
documents and statements and analysis of contents therein. Reconciles
balances. Accounting procedures and financial regulations important
guidelines.
4. Decision Making
Makes routine decisions with variations in prioritising of activities,
recommends payment of suppliers based on the cash flow.
5. Communication
Talks to supervisor and other staff on issues of transport, completes a
vehicle log book.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with staff from other departments; superior and peers on financial
issues. Is in contact with suppliers on payments and staff on staff related
issues such as salary advance and leave days. NAPSA, ZRA for statutory
obligations.
7. Supervision
Accounts Assistant – 1
Cashier - 3
8. Risks
Office conditions.
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; Job on training
2. Experience
6 months relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Involved mainly in menial activities with specific instruction from super
ordinate; Little or no exchange of information involved.
4. Decision Making
Works under instructions ; decisions mainly embodied in self-evaluation
on amount of work done and or on the apparent quality which is verified at
a higher level.
5. Communication
Limited exchange of information when cleaning, receiving instructions and
reporting back to superior on work progress or obtaining cleaning
materials.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts mostly at lower levels with peers on work progress; superior-
subordinate interaction.
7. Supervision
Nil
8. Risks
Cleans hospital environment .
Signature:
Job Holder : …………………………………… Date:…………………………
1. Education
Grade 12 Certificate
2. Experience
One (1) years minimum experience.
3. Problem Solving
Solves problems of supervisory nature of maids requiring time tabling of staff
undercharge and supervision of actual cleaning work.
4. Decision Making
Makes decisions on the quality of cleanliness of floors, windows. Has
discretion on the timetabling of staff undercharge.
5. Communication
Writes timetables for maids, issues instructions to maids and reports progress
of work to superior. Appraises staff undercharge.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with superior and other sectional heads on cleaning activities. In
constant with maids in performing duties.
7. Supervision
Supervises – Maids – 12
8. Risks
Works in an office environment involving supervision of cleaning. Discomfort
when moving up and down to supervise staff.
OUTPUT 2: Disinfectants
Definition: Mixed chemicals in order to make disinfectant required for
disinfections of floors and equipment in the laboratory.
KEY RECEIVERS: Chief Laboratory Technologist
Measurement Criteria: Correct disinfectant made.
1. Education
Grade 12 Certificate; Job On Training
2. Experience
Six (6) months minimum experience.
3. Problem Solving
Solves problems involving making of disinfectants requiring accuracy in
mixing chemicals; minor ratio calculations. Supervisor gives required
guidance.
4. Decision Making
Makes decisions on the quality of cleanliness of floors, laboratory equipment
as self assessment while performing the actual activity/ies. Supervisor gives
judgment on the final quality and or standard.
5. Communication
Writes monthly returns on tests done in the laboratory. Reports progress to
superior.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with superior and Doctors when taking samples also outside labs
and other Clinics; Receptionist for picking up results.
7. Supervision
Nil
8. Risks
Handles samples and mixes chemicals when making disinfectants.
9. Responsibility For Assets
Small tools such as brooms; implied responsibility on reagents.
10. Consequences Of Error
Wrong reagents mixtures may lead to wrong results and this may be
catastrophic to the patient.
Signature:
KR: NS
MC: Preliminary assessment well documented
KR: NS
Mc:
OUTPUT 4: Administered Treatment
KR: NS
MC: Drugs dispensed as per schedule outlined by the doctor.
KR: NS
MC : All patients in admission/observation recorded
KR: NC
MC: Safe delivery.
JOB ANALYSIS
1. Education
Grade 12; Registered Nurse and Midwifery Certificates
2. Experience
2 years relevant experience
3. Problem Solving
Deals with issues of nursing care involving giving of baths to patients and
taking vital observations and giving of drugs requiring patience and care.
4. Decision Making
Takes operational decisions in provision of nursing care; Assesses
admission procedure and has discretion when dealing with visitors for the
patients.
5. Communication
Counsels patients and gives report to sister in Charge and or Doctor
concerning the patient’s condition; writes reports on admitted patients or
those on observation.
6. Work Relationship
Interacts with nurses, superior, maids and patients in the course of giving
nursing care.
7. Supervision
Supervises : Nurses –
Maid - 1
8. Risks
Chances of contracting a disease during course of duty.
Signature: