THEATRE ASSISTANT (1)

General Summary

The Theatre Assistant will assist in SMC processes as required, ensure infection prevention protocols, clean, disinfect and sterilize Theatre equipment.

Key Responsibilities

  • Assist in circumcision processes, conduct follow up of clients and ensure proper documentation of sterilisation processes documentation.
  • Support cleaning and sterilization of all theatre linen including patient gowns, theatre gowns and drapes.
  • Work with the sterilization nurse in Collecting, cleaning, disinfecting, packing and sterilizing surgical instruments and linen.
  • Under supervision of the site team leader, ensure infection prevention and health care waste SOPs are adhered to and, that the minimum standards of SMC are adhered to.
  • Regularly clean the theatre environment and it surroundings at the site and in circumcision outreaches as guided by MoH standards.
  • Management of theatre waste using segregation systems as guided by MoH infection control SOPs.
  • Manage the disposal of theatre waste as guided by MoH infection control SOPs.
  • Ensure proper Cleaning, disinfecting, packing and sterilization of surgical instruments.
  • Work with the team to ensure the set VMMC targets are met in accordance with guidelines.

Academic Qualification

  • Minimum requirement is a certificate in a health related discipline from a recognised Health institution (e.g. a Certificate in Nursing).
  • At least two years working experience in an operating theatre setting.
  • A certificate in SMC training is an added advantage.
  • Basic training and understanding of key infection prevention requirements in a health care setting.
  • Basic understanding of HIV/AIDS concepts
  • Active practicing license and registration with Uganda Nurses and Midwifery Council

Person Specification

  • Minimum requirement is a certificate in a health related discipline from a recognised Health institution (e.g. a Certificate in Nursing).
  • At least two years working experience in an operating theatre setting.
  • A certificate in SMC training is an added advantage.
  • Basic training and understanding of key infection prevention requirements in a health care setting.
  • Basic understanding of HIV/AIDS concepts.
  • Active practicing license and registration with Uganda Nurses and Midwifery Council.
  • At least two years working experience in an operating theatre setting.
  • Has great attention to detail, can work effectively as a member of a team, is a driven and relisient team member.


More Details
THSX001
1
Moyo Hospital
Full-time
3 Months
SITE TEAM LEADER
2024-06-20 07:53:00.000

THSX001
1
Moyo Hospital
Full-time
3 Months

SITE TEAM LEADER
2024-06-20 07:53:00.000

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