Professional Nurse (General Nursing) (x2 posts)
Northern Cape Department of Health
๐ About the role
Two professional nurse posts at Wege Hospital in Hopetown. You will supervise and deliver quality nursing care. Grade 1 needs no experience after registration.
โ Key duties
- Provide direction and supervision for the implementation of the nursing plan (clinical practice/quality patient care
- Implement standards, practices, criteria and indicators for quality nursing (quality of practice)
- Practice nursing and health care in accordance with the laws and regulations relevant to nursing and health care
- Maintain a constructive working relationship with nursing and other stakeholders
- Utilize human, material and physical resources efficiently and effectively
๐ Requirements
- Basic R425 qualification (i.e. diploma/degree in nursing) or equivalent qualification that allows registration with the SANC as a Professional Nurse
- Registration with the SANC as Professional Nurse
- Experience: Grade 1: None
- Grade 2: A minimum of 10 yearsโ experience appropriate /recognizable experience in nursing after registration as a Professional Nurse with the SANC in General Nursing
- Grade 3: A minimum of 20 yearsโ experience appropriate/recognizable experience in nursing after registration as a Professional Nurse with the SANC in General Nursing Skills Profile: Good Communication skills
- Report writing skills Facilitation skills
- Co-ordination skills
๐ฎ How to apply
Email a new Z83 and CV to NCHealthHR-Pixley@ncpg.gov.za, hand deliver to HR Registry, De Aar Hospital, Van der Merwe Street, De Aar, or post to P O Box 647, De Aar.
Email your application to: NCHealthHR-Pixley@ncpg.gov.za and use the subject line Application: Professional Nurse (General Nursing) (x2 posts) (Ref NCDOH 84/2026 (DPSA PSVC 36 of 2026, post 36/293)).
Hand-deliver or post to: Human Resource Registry, De Aar Hospital, Van der Merwe Street, De Aar / P O Box 647 De Aar
Enquiries: Mrs B Jack HRA โ District Office/ Tel No: (053) 632 4000/4206
Original advert: Northern Cape Department of Health