3 Medical Administration jobs in Nigeria

Company Description

Bridge Clinic is dedicated to building a reliable and technologically advanced healthcare system in Nigeria that is cost-effective and adheres to international standards. Established in 1999 by Dr. Richardson Ajayi, the clinic initially focused on fertility services and has grown to be the leading fertility centre in West Africa, attracting clients from both West and East Africa. It also serves Nigerians living abroad, particularly those in the UK, Canada, and the USA. Bridge Clinic expanded into primary healthcare in 2016, offering comprehensive preventative and everyday healthcare services. The clinic remains committed to transforming healthcare together.

Role Description

This is a full-time role for a Healthcare Management Trainee, located on-site in Port Harcourt. The Healthcare Management Trainee will assist in the daily operations of the clinic, including administrative tasks, data management, and patient services. The trainee will also participate in quality assurance initiatives, support healthcare professionals, and contribute to process improvement projects. Additionally, the role involves interacting with patients to ensure a consistent high-quality experience.

Qualifications

• Administrative skills, including data management and process improvement
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to support and collaborate with healthcare professionals
• Commitment to quality assurance and patient service excellence
• Proficient in using healthcare software and technology
• Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Management, Business Administration, or related field
• Experience in a healthcare setting is a plus
• Flexibility and willingness to learn and adapt in a dynamic environment

Job Advertisement

Position: Healthcare Waste Management (HCWM) Manager

Location: Kogi State, Nigeria

Organization: Famkris Healthcare Initiative – Support to Malaria Elimination Project (SMEP)

Employment Type: Full-time

Famkris Healthcare Initiative, a leading Nigerian NGO with proven expertise in healthcare promotion and disease prevention, is seeking a Healthcare Waste Management (HCWM) Manager to support the Support to Malaria Elimination Project (SMEP) in Kogi State.

The HCWM Manager will design, oversee, and monitor a comprehensive healthcare waste management system in line with national and international standards. This role involves ensuring safe segregation, treatment, and disposal of healthcare waste, training healthcare workers, and driving sustainable and community-friendly practices.

Key Responsibilities:

System Development and Oversight:

Develop and implement a comprehensive healthcare waste management plan that

aligns with national regulations and international standards.

Establish protocols for waste segregation, collection, transportation, treatment, and

disposal.

Training and Capacity Building:

Conduct regular training sessions for healthcare workers and support staff on waste

handling, occupational safety, and infection prevention.

Provide guidance on the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and post-

exposure prophylaxis procedures.

Monitoring and Compliance:

Monitor adherence to healthcare waste management guidelines across all facilities.

Conduct regular audits to ensure compliance with environmental, health, and safety

regulations.

Waste Treatment and Disposal:

Oversee the use of appropriate waste treatment technologies (e.g., autoclaving,

incineration, chemical disinfection) based on waste type.

Ensure safe and environmentally friendly final disposal methods, such as encapsulation

or sanitary landfill use.

Data Management and Reporting:

Maintain records of waste generation, segregation, treatment, and disposal activities.

Prepare and submit periodic reports on HCWM activities, challenges, and improvements

to program leadership and donors.

Risk Mitigation and Community Engagement:

Identify and address risks associated with healthcare waste, including potential

environmental and public health impacts.

Engage with community stakeholders to address concerns and enhance the

acceptability of HCWM practices.

Innovation and Sustainability:

Explore and integrate sustainable waste management practices, including waste

minimization, recycling, and the use of alternative treatment technologies.

Develop strategies for transitioning to green and climate-resilient waste management

Systems.

Qualifications & Skills:

1. Degree in Environmental or Medical Sciences or any other science course with a

master's degree in any of these courses (Public Health, Environmental/Medical Sciences,

or any other relevant courses) and at least five (5) years of progressive experience in

HCWM.

1. The consultant is expected to have previous experience in the preparation of HCWM

technical instruments recognized by the World Bank, strong country knowledge of World

Bank safeguard policies, and experience in hazardous/HCWM activities.

1. At least five years' experience in developing training manuals or other training

documents for programs/projects funded by multilateral agencies specifically on

hazardous/HCWM, working experience in Nigeria or developing country under similar

conditions.

1. Good technical and organizational background in performing hazardous/HCWM for

programs/projects, and ability to cooperate and interact with stakeholders including

facilitating meetings and workshops.

1. Familiarity with analytical tools and ability to translate theoretical concepts into practical

approaches for operational work; and

1. Strong communication skills (oral and written) in English. Knowledge of other Nigerian

languages will be an asset.

1. Ability to work both in a team and independently and ability to transfer knowledge

through formal and informal training.

1. Experience with, and a demonstrated commitment to a community-based approach to

development.

1. Experience with the implementation of donor-funded programs is a plus.

2. Ability to interface with multiple stakeholders, representatives, and partners

professionally on an ongoing basis.

1. Excellent analytical and information-seeking skills, and good decision-making skills.

2. Experience with participatory planning and evaluation methods preferred.

3. Strong interpersonal and public relations skills.

4. Willingness and ability to travel regularly and at short notice.

5. Strong communication skills (oral and written) in English. Knowledge of other Nigerian

languages will be an asset.

1. Proficiency in MS Office, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook.

Why Join Us?

This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the elimination of malaria while promoting safe, sustainable healthcare practices. You will be part of a passionate team committed to improving public health outcomes in Nigeria.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should send their CV and a cover letter to () with the subject line: Application – HCWM Manager (Kogi).

Deadline Date: 5pm 26th September 2025.