Action (AHA)
Dawit Zawde launched Africa Humanitarian Action (AHA) in 1994 with several
like-minded individuals, in response to the atrocities of the Rwandan genocide.
More than a decade later AHA continues to provide life saving humanitarian
assistance to refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and local
communities across Africa. To date more than 12 million people affected by
crisis have benefited from the support of AHA, in 17 different countries:
Algeria, Angola, Burundi, Cameroon, Chad, Congo (DR), Ethiopia, Guinea
(Rep), Kenya, Liberia, Namibia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Uganda
and Zambia.
Job Summary: The Laboratory Technician conduct specialized
laboratory analysis for disease diagnosis, treatment, prevention, control and
research.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
- Carrying out Laboratory investigations and
submitting reports to the Data Clerk - Collecting, handling and transporting specimens
to the Laboratory. - Preparing specimens and reagents according to
established procedures. - Requisitioning necessary supplies for
Laboratory work. - Participating in primary health care
activities. - Participating in research activities.
- Adhering to professional and service code of
conduct. - Promote workplace health and safety within the
unit - Participating in quality assurance for
Laboratory tests.
Experience:
- The candidate should possess a university
Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology OR higher from a recognized
Institution. - The applicant must be registered with the
Allied Health Professionals Council.
including an updated CV, academic transcript and three professional referees
should be submitted to Africa Humanitarian Action, Kyaka II R/S Office or sent
by email to [email protected]. Email
applications should be a single word OR pdf document not more than 2MB. Multiple
copies of scanned documents will not be considered.
October, 2013 by 5:00 PM
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