Clinical Associate - Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision at Think South Africa

Duties and Responsibilities include but not limited to:

• Plan, coordinate, and execute Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) procedures ensuring precision and adherence to protocols. 
• Supervise and provide expert guidance to clinical and support staff, ensuring the delivery of safe and high-volume VMMC services. 
• Swiftly respond to and report any adverse events related to client care, ensuring immediate action and thorough documentation. 
• Provide leadership and establish objectives to enhance key performance areas of the VMMC program, ensuring continuous improvement. 
• Assess and manage patients throughout the entire VMMC service package, ensuring comprehensive and compassionate care. 
• Perform VMMC procedures on eligible clients following established protocols, ensuring precision and safety. 
• Accurately document all procedures and clinical findings, maintaining meticulous records for future reference and analysis. 
• Set an example of ethical behaviour and adherence to organisational values and culture.
• Conduct post-VMMC patient follow-up, monitoring, and management in strict accordance with SA (South Africa) National Guidelines and Protocol, ensuring optimal recovery for clients. 
• Ensure strict adherence to infection control policies and procedures, maintaining a sterile environment to prevent complications. 
• Collaborate as part of a roving team to provide VMMC services in various settings, extending our reach and impact. 
• Foster a positive work environment that encourages growth, collaboration, and teamwork within the compliance team. 

Requirements:

• Registered Clinical Associate (CA) with a degree from an accredited institution.
• Current registration with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) as a Clinical Associate. 
• Certified VMMC Clinical training with a minimum of 2 years post-qualification experience in VMMC. 
• Strong familiarity and experience with VMMC for HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) prevention, demonstrating expertise and commitment to the cause. 
• Preferred experience in quality assurance (QA)/quality improvement and supervision approaches, ensuring continuous enhancement of service quality. 
• Previous experience in leading clinical teams, highlighting leadership abilities and effective team management skills. 
• Experience in clinical training is an asset, reflecting a commitment to ongoing professional development. 
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, ensuring clear and effective communication within the team and with clients. 

Exciting benefits await you:

• Being a part of and living our values, which include Care for people and outcomes, Making a Difference and Kicking the Paradigm – creating an environment where every team member thrives, every idea is celebrated, and every achievement is a testament to our collective commitment.
• Enjoy a 37-hour work week, allowing you more time for personal pursuits, hobbies, and spending quality moments with loved ones.
• Embrace financial security with a competitive salary package that recognises and values your skills and contributions with room for growth within our ever-expanding organisation.
• Experience peace of mind knowing you're covered with life, disability, and funeral insurance, ensuring you and your family's future is safeguarded.
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP) which gives you access to an array of support services such as legal, debt and counselling services, ensuring that expert guidance is just a call away.
• We will contribute towards your medical aid as your health is a priority.