Contract (Non-Standardized)

The Physiotherapist I is responsible for evidence-based evaluation and treatment of patients referred to Physiotherapy in Outpatient and/or Inpatient settings in Sangre Grande Hospital, who present with limitations to independent physical function as a result of injury, disease or other processes affecting the musculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory, and neurological systems.

The Phlebotomist is responsible for collecting blood samples for laboratory analysis.

The Pharmacy Attendant is required to perform a variety of manual and custodial duties and assist generally in opening packages, checking, packing stores and distribution and/or transporting supplies and other similar duties.

The Pharmacy Assistant is responsible for providing support to the Pharmacists as well as other classifications of Pharmacy staff, to collectively provide a high quality of service and health care to both the internal and external clientele inclusive of but not limited to physicians, nurses and patients.

The Pharmacist III is responsible and accountable for effective operation of the Pharmacy Services (pharmaceutical care) of the hospital by planning, organizing, coordinating, directing and controlling all pharmacy and poison information service functions.

The Pharmacist II is responsible for the operation of a dispensary in a Health Care Facility. He/She is also responsible for implementing policies and procedures relating to pharmacy services, supervision of ordering, issuing and maintenance of an adequate supply of stocks.

The Pharmacist I is responsible for compounding and dispensing drugs and other pharmaceutical products.

The Patient Care Assistant is responsible for lending additional aid to the nursing body in order to further enhance the effective quality care of clients.

The PACS Administrator is responsible for the designing and planning, management and maintenance of systems, and the provision of training and troubleshooting support so as to ensure the proper operation of the PACS and Radiology Information System throughout the RHA in accordance with relevant Quality Control and Quality Assurance standards.

The Optometrist is responsible for supporting optometry services within the Authority. Work is performed under the supervision/guidance of a senior clinician.