Right To Care is opening exciting opportunities for healthcare professionals with a new Enrolled Nurse Vacancy at Right To Care. This role is based in the Ehlanzeni District and forms part of a major recruitment drive, with 36 contract positions available under Job Ref: RTC-2417. If you are a qualified nurse passionate about community healthcare and HIV/AIDS support, this opportunity may be the right fit for you.
Enrolled Nurse Job Overview
- Position Available: Enrolled Nurse
- Company Name: Right To Care
- Placement: Ehlanzeni District
- Job Reference: RTC-2417
- Contract Type: Contract
- Field: Pharmaceutical and Medical/Healthcare
About Right To Care
Right To Care is a leading non-profit organisation in South Africa’s healthcare sector. The organisation works to strengthen public health by focusing on HIV/AIDS, TB, and other critical healthcare programmes. By joining the team, enrolled nurses will contribute to life-saving initiatives that support patients, improve treatment outcomes, and expand access to essential care across local communities.
Job Description
The Enrolled Nurse Vacancy comes with a variety of responsibilities aimed at supporting patients and improving treatment adherence. Core duties include:
- Calling eligible cases and pertaining them to the DSD nanny for inauguration.
- landing all initiated cases on Tier.Net, icing accurate data operation.
- Driving IPT inauguration among cases on ART, using viral cargo lists and adherence clubs.
- Auditing lines of cases with missing issues and liaising with Data Capturers to modernize Tier.Net.
- Managing reprise scripts for IPT cases and icing treatment follows public guidelines.
- furnishing comforting in original languages, carrying concurrence, and conducting rapid-fire HIV testing.
- pertaining HIV-positive cases to a Professional nanny for same- day inauguration( Handshake approach).
- Linking mama – baby dyads to watch by relating HIV-positive maters and PCR-positive babies.
- Supporting TB/ HIV integration by checking TB cases for HIV testing compliance.
- Webbing for TB and STIs using standardised questions and pertaining cases as demanded.
- sharing in community tone- webbing enterprise and applying the threat Profiling tool.
- aiding with viral cargo blood draws under supervision of the Professional nanny.
- Creating and managing indicator testing contact lists, reaching mates, and coordinating with community mates for tracing.
- This part is vital in icing patient retention, bettered adherence to ART, and stronger community liaison to healthcare services.
Job Requirements
To be considered for this Enrolled Nurse Vacancy, candidates must meet the following minimum requirements:
- Education: Enrolled Nursing Diploma or Certificate.
- Experience: At least 2–3 years as an Enrolled Nurse in an NGO, community-based, or hospital environment.
- Knowledge: Strong understanding of HIV/AIDS treatment and patient care protocols.
- Candidates should be compassionate, detail-oriented, and committed to working closely with patients in local communities.
How to Apply
If you meet the requirements for the Enrolled Nurse Vacancy, you can submit your application as follows:
Prepare your documents:
Updated CV highlighting your nursing qualifications and relevant work experience.
Certified copies of your Nursing Diploma/Certificate and proof of registration.
Any supporting documents required by the employer (e.g., ID copy, reference letters).
Submit your application:
Send your application via the official Right To Care careers portal .
Application deadline:
Applications should be submitted as soon as possible, as multiple positions are available and recruitment is ongoing.
Why Apply?
This opportunity allows nurses to be part of a meaningful healthcare programme, where their daily work directly impacts lives. The company offers a supportive working environment, access to training, and the chance to work within a multidisciplinary team. With 36 positions available, this is a significant opportunity for nurses looking to expand their experience in public health.
Leave a Reply