Bachelor's Degree

The Quality Monitor is responsible for facilitating the implementation of Quality systems and processes throughout the health facility.

The Quality Coordinator will be responsible for orienting and implementing Quality strategies and principles throughout the organization in an effort to adapt a total quality management system in order to achieve a quality customer focused organization.

The Quality Auditor is responsible for the development and implementation of the Monitoring and Audit System of the Quality Management Programme of the Authority.

The Psychiatric Social Worker I renders professional casework services to mentally ill and emotionally disturbed patients in an attempt to overcome emotional and financial obstacles.

The Project Officer is responsible for assisting in controlling, monitoring and reports all infrastructural projects undertaken by the Authority, ensuring that all documentation relating to project activities are updated and maintained.

The Primary Health Care Services Administrative Officer is responsible for coordinating the day-to-day Primary Health Care Services Administrative function of a Cluster of Health Centres and/or Health Facility.

The Primary Care Nurse Manager is responsible for planning, directing and supervising the public health nursing activities in the County. He/She is also required to deliver health talks on public health matters and to investigate reports on cases of infectious disease reported and to take such action as is necessary.

The Podiatrist will be responsible for the management of the day-to-day operations of the Podiatry Unit of the Eastern Regional Health Authority.

The Physiotherapist II is responsible for the overall planning, delivery, monitoring and improvement of Physiotherapy services throughout the Sangre Grande Hospital.

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.