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• Conducts clinical activities which include
  medical history taking, physical exam, diagnosing, prescribing, counseling
  and ensures holistic care of patients.
• Examines and refers complicated cases for specialized
  medical management.
• Administers first aid in emergencies and
  refer as needed.
• Leads the implementation of quality health
  care and community health projects to our target groups in the community.
• Guides CoG families as well as members of our
  target groups on health and nutrition and refers CoG children, staff and
  beneficiaries for appropriate specialist consultation
• Clear and accurate documentation of medical
  records and programs

• The ideal candidate should preferably be a female who holds a diploma in
  clinical medicine or public health from a recognized institution.
• Additional training and practice in health
  care management including HIV/AIDS and counseling will be an added
  advantage.
• A minimum of three years of related work experience
  with NGO community and public health programs based at a well-established
  medical health facility/ project.
• Prior experience in public health work in the
  local communities of Uganda is desirable.
• Good knowledge and sound understanding of
  work practices of government and other health institutions and funding
  arrangements.
• Strong leadership and communication skills.
• Computer literacy skills
• Age: Between 27-35 years

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