Paediatric Clinical Education Lead

Gauteng Provincial Government; Johannesburg; On-site; ZAR 514,000 - 628,000; Full time

Job summary

The Department of Health in Gauteng invites applications for a Clinical Programme Coordinator Grade 1 in the Paediatrics CETU. This role focuses on coordinating high‑quality paediatric nursing education, clinical training, and research within a professional and legal framework.

You will supervise staff and student placements, manage resources, contribute to training programs, and ensure that Batho Pele principles are upheld.

Qualifications

• Grade 12 or equivalent with a basic R425 nursing qualification.
• SANC registration as Professional Nurse and 7+ years nursing experience.
• Post-basic qualification in Nursing Education.
• Post-basic qualification in Health Services Management/Nursing Administration.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate holistic nursing care in the Critical Care unit within a professional/legal framework.
• Supervise and allocate human and material resources and monitor services.
• Coordinate student placements and internal training.
• Facilitate provision of training and research; promote professional growth.
• Ensure Batho Pele principles and patient-centred nursing care are upheld.

Skills

Leadership

Organizational skills

Decision making

Problem solving

Communication

Report writing

Interpersonal skills

Counselling

Education

Basic nursing qualification (R425)

Post basic qualification in Nursing Education

Post basic qualification in Health Services Management/Nursing Administration

SANC registration as Professional Nurse

Job description

The Department of Health in Gauteng invites applications for a Clinical Programme Coordinator Grade 1 in the Paediatrics CETU. This role focuses on coordinating high‑quality paediatric nursing education, clinical training, and research within a professional and legal framework.

You will supervise staff and student placements, manage resources, contribute to training programs, and ensure that Batho Pele principles are upheld.