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A leading Commercial Bank in Sierra Leone committed to fostering a healthy and productive work environment for its staff is seeking a dedicated and passionate In-House Medical Doctor or Senior Ward Sister to join our team. We believe that access to quality healthcare is essential for overall well-being of staff and therefore require a qualified practitioner to help us met this objective.
Position Overview
As the In-House Doctor/ Senior Ward Sister, you will provide comprehensive medical care to our employees, ensuring their health and wellness needs are met. You will play a vital role in promoting a healthy workplace, managing health-related concerns, and providing preventive care.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct routine health assessments and physical examinations.
- Diagnose and treat common medical conditions and injuries.
- Provided health education and wellness resources to employees.
- Manage occupational health programs and ensure compliance with health regulations.
- Collaborate with HR to address workplace health issues and develop health promotion initiatives.
- Maintain accurate medical records and ensure confidentiality
- Respond to medical emergencies as needed.
Qualifications:
In-House Medical Doctor:
- Medical degree (MD or DO) from an accredited institution.
- Valid medical license to practice in Sierra Leone.
- Experience in occupational medicine, primary care, or related fields is preferred.
- Compassionate, patient-centered approach to healthcare.
- Minimum of ten (10) years of clinical experience.
Senior Ward Sister:
- Registered Nurse with a valid nursing license.
- Proven track record in delivering high standards of clinical care.
- Excellent leadership and management skills.
- Specialized knowledge and experience in patient care and ward management.
- Minimum of fifteen (15) years of clinical experience.
Interested candidates are invited to submit their resumes and cover letters detailing their qualifications and experience to [email protected] on or before 28th February 2025.
