Clinic Nurse - Soshanguve, Pretoria

Dis-Chem is looking for a qualified Clinic Nurse to work in Soshanguve, Gauteng. You will run a small health clinic inside a Dis-Chem pharmacy. Your job is to help patients with basic health care needs and keep the clinic running smoothly.

**What the job is:**
You will manage a clinic that offers primary health care services. This includes treating minor illnesses, giving vaccinations, and providing health advice. You will also handle clinic records, stock, and work with medical aids to process claims.

**What you will do:**
- Treat patients and give them health care services.
- Keep patient records up to date.
- Make sure the clinic is open during working hours.
- Manage clinic stock and equipment.
- Work with medical aids, suppliers, and other health workers.
- Meet monthly targets for patient visits.
- Attend training to keep your skills updated.

**What you need:**
- A Matric certificate.
- A nursing degree or diploma.
- A midwifery qualification.
- Registered with the South African Nursing Council (SANC).
- 2-3 years of experience as a Clinic Nurse.
- Good computer skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook).
- Knowledge of primary health care, family planning, and emergency care.
- Strong English skills (written and spoken).
- A valid driver’s license and your own transport.
- Clear credit and criminal records.

**What you will get:**
- A good salary.
- Medical aid benefits.
- Provident fund.
- Staff discounts.

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