Diploma

The Kitchen Supervisor is responsible for the overall activities in the department. Work is performed under the direction and supervision of the Dietitian and is reviewed through inspections, reports and general observations.

The Junior Administrative Assistant is responsible for providing administrative support to ensure the efficient operations of a department/unit.

The Human Resource Assistant II will be responsible for performing routine functions which require the application of some measure of independent judgment and the interpretation of departmental policies and regulations on the basis of knowledge gained through training or experience on the job.

The Health, Safety & Environment Technician assist in the prevention of harm to workers, property, the environment, and the general public.

The Health Information Technician II is responsible for working with the Head of Department to ensure that proper medical record practices are maintained and that the Department’s health care information system facilitate the capturing and collating of data to provide information that is meaningful, accurate and timely.

The Executive Secretary is responsible for providing support services to the Chief Executive Officer for the execution of his/her responsibilities.

The Engineering Assistant is responsible for provision of assistance to the Manager-Projects in the supervision of the design and construction supervision of consultants and contractors assigned to all major capital projects of the Eastern Regional Health Authority.

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.