The Eastern Regional Health Authority

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 Health Information Technician I receives, edits and codes statistical returns following standard statistical procedures in the preparation of statistical data for planning and evaluation of health services.

The Health Information Officer is responsible for coordinating departmental activities in accordance with stipulated procedures and processes, which will support timely, effective and efficient health information services, thereby facilitating optimum patient care.

The Health Information Clerk is responsible for performing routine clerical tasks that follow well- established procedures. Uncommon situations when encountered are brought to the attention of a senior officer for solution.

The Health Education Officer is responsible for supporting the planning, implementing and evaluating of Health Promotion and Health Education Programmes according to health priorities identified by the ERHA utilizing relevant health promotion strategies.

The Health Education Aide is responsible for the technical work in the field of Public Health Education in a generalized Public Health Education Program for the Authority.

The Head Nurse is responsible for performing nursing duties requiring more advanced skills, and supervises subordinate professionals and sub-professional personnel performing less direct and routine nursing and custodial functions.

The Handyman is responsible for the care and maintenance of grounds and executing minor repairs and maintenance of the building. The officer is also required to assist with the receipt, distribution and stocking of stores for the Facility.

The Groundsman is responsible for the care and maintenance of grounds and performs under the close supervision of a senior officer and is reviewed through inspections.

The General Manager-Supply Chain Management is accountable and responsible for setting the strategic direction for procurement, retention and disposal goods and services within the Authority.