Diploma

The Cytoscreener II is responsible for supervising and participating in the screening of all cytology smears and liaising with the Histopathologist/Cytologist in the efficient organization and operation of the cytology service.

The Cook II is responsible for supervising the preparation, service and distribution of therapeutic meals for patients on a daily basis and the supervision of junior staff while on duty. He/She is also responsible for inventory management while maintaining a high standard of quality.

The Biomedical Technician I is responsible for performing a variety of increasingly complex and specialized technical tasks in connection with installation, maintenance, calibration, commissioning, troubleshooting, repair and management of various types of biomedical equipment throughout the Authority so as to facilitate the achievement of operations goals and objectives in accordance with international safety standards as well as manufacturer’s recommendation of proper use and timely service.

The incumbent supervises all blood bank laboratory activities. Work involves supervising and training of laboratory staff and providing technical assistance where necessary. Work is performed with considerable independence under the supervision of the Medical Director.

The incumbent performs advanced laboratory procedures. Work involves supervision and training of junior colleagues. Participation in the administrative aspects of the laboratory’s work and quality management is expected.

The incumbent performs basic and routine blood banking tests under supervision. Assignments are received from a senior who indicates the nature of tests to be performed and provides additional training and guidance where required.

Performs moderately difficult organic and analytical chemical tests.

An employee in this class is responsible for the administration of the Queen’s Park Counselling Centre and Clinic and Field Clinics. He administers medical treatment to patients in the specialist field of Sexually Transmitted Diseases, HIV/AIDS.

The Assistant Manager EPI will assist the EPI Manager in administering and directing the EPI activities. The Assistant EPI Manager is responsible for ensuring an effective level of protection to reduce substantially, the morbidity and mortality caused by Vaccine Preventable Diseases.

This job requires the incumbent to receive and assess clients in sub-centers remote to the main center. The incumbent is also required to collate statistical data on matters mediated upon and cases referred for mediation for timely submission to the Coordinating Assistant.