Associate Consultant - Paediatric Cardiology (3 Posts)

Description (Public)

Uganda Heart Institute is recruiting for the post of Associate Consultant – Paediatric Cardiology (salary scale UHI 2 MED-1; number of posts: 3), reporting to the Consultant – Paediatric Cardiology. To provide comprehensive specialist care for paediatrics with cardiovascular conditions through accurate diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing follow-up, with the aim of improving cardiovascular health outcomes and quality of life. This is a full-time position at the Institute headquarters in Mulago, Kampala.

Duties, Roles and Responsibilities

Diagnose and treat cardiovascular conditions
Implement patient care management plans
Conduct ward rounds in the specialty area.
Participate in training programmes for health Professionals in Paediatric Cardiology.
Supervise medical officers, interns and trainees
Identify procurement needs of the department for equipment, drugs and other logistics
Participates in preparation of departmental work plans, budgets and reports.
Prepare duty rosters.

Qualifications, Education and Competencies

Qualifications & Experience:

MBChB or its equivalent from a recognized University/Institution
A Master of Medicine degree in Paediatrics and Child Health or its equivalent from a recognized University/Institution.
Fellowship in Paediatric Cardiology or a Masters in Paediatric Cardiology from a recognized Institution.
Should be registered with the Uganda Medical and Dental Practitioners Council.
Must possess a valid practicing license.
Working experience of at least three (3) years at a Medical Officer level

Skills & Competencies:

Specialist clinical expertise in the relevant discipline
Teaching, supervision and mentorship skills
Research and continuous professional development
Leadership, communication and teamwork

How to Apply

About Uganda Heart Institute (UHI)

Uganda Heart Institute (UHI) is established by The Uganda Heart Institute Act 2016 as an Autonomous Government Entity to undertake and coordinate the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease in Uganda.