Nursing Officer I

The County Public Service Board is seeking qualified Nursing Officers I to join its Health Services department on a permanent, pensionable basis. This full‑time role is based in Kwale, Kenya, and is open for four separate appointments. As a professional nurse, you will deliver comprehensive care across the lifespan within a public‑health setting.

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Partnering with CareerLink Africa means your application will be visible to a trusted African job platform that connects skilled professionals with reputable employers across the continent. The board’s commitment to quality health services aligns with CareerLink’s mission to bridge talent and opportunity, giving you a clear pathway to career growth.

What You'll Do

In this position you will be responsible for a broad range of nursing activities that promote patient safety, clinical excellence, and community health.

• Identify and assess health risks for individuals of all ages, ensuring early detection and timely intervention.
• Conduct thorough physical examinations in hospitals, clinics, and community settings, documenting findings accurately.
• Develop, plan, and deliver evidence‑based nursing care plans tailored to each patient’s unique needs.
• Maintain a safe and supportive environment for patients by adhering to infection‑control protocols and safety standards.
• Perform patient audits and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to continuously improve the quality of care.
• Engage in therapeutic communication, providing emotional support and clear information to patients and their families.
• Lead community health risk assessments and implement targeted interventions based on the results.
• Record all nursing interventions and outcomes in the health information system, contributing to quality‑improvement initiatives.
• Recognise common health conditions, make preliminary diagnoses, and recommend appropriate referrals or treatments.
• Undertake any additional duties assigned by the County Health Department that support its mission.

What We're Looking For

The ideal candidate will combine formal nursing education with a strong commitment to public‑health service.

• A Bachelor’s degree in Nursing or Midwifery obtained from a recognized university or college.
• A current, valid practicing licence issued by the Nursing Council of Kenya.
• An official registration certificate from the Nursing Council of Kenya confirming professional standing.
• Proficiency in basic computer applications, demonstrated by a certificate or equivalent training.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, enabling effective collaboration with interdisciplinary teams and compassionate interaction with patients.

If you meet these qualifications and are ready to make a meaningful impact on community health, submit your application through CareerLink Africa today.