The Medical Laboratory Technician I is responsible for performing routine analytical tests. He/She is expected to perform these routine tests and report their findings independently.

The Supply Chain Officer (Procurement) directs procurement and disposal strategies by conducting market research, leading vendor negotiations, and supervising staff to ensure compliance with legal regulations, cost-effectiveness, and transparency.

The Pharmacist I directs pharmaceutical services by processing prescriptions, compounding medications, and performing clinical rounds to provide therapeutic recommendations while supervising staff and managing inventory to ensure safety.

The Registrar directs clinical operations by supervising the performance of House Officers, coordinating patient management with senior consultants, and providing technical guidance to ensure all care meets professional and medico-legal standards.

The Transport Assistant will be responsible for monitoring the use of automotive equipment and the supervision of Motor Vehicle Drivers as well as arranging for the repair and maintenance of the fleet.

The Tenders Officer directs the administration of procurement bids by ensuring compliance with tender policies, facilitating pre-tender meetings, and providing expertise in reviewing scopes of work to maintain accurate documentation and reporting.

The Supply Chain Assistant I directs the sourcing of low-risk goods by managing vendor quotations, maintaining E-Storage databases, and coordinating site visits to ensure adherence to established procurement strategies and timelines.

The Supply Chain Assistant directs the daily operations of the departmental storeroom by managing the procurement, receipt, and distribution of medical and general supplies while maintaining inventory records for financial reconciliation.

The Registrar (Paediatrics/Neonatal Intensive Care) is responsible for diagnosing and administering general medical treatment to patients in a hospital or through extension services at a Clinic or other designated area.

The incumbent directs the planning and execution of rehabilitative programmes by coordinating therapeutic activities, designing adaptive devices, and maintaining detailed patient evaluations to facilitate the physical and mental recovery of patients