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SANDF calls for additional help

The SAMHS is reinforcing, regrouping and strengthening its medical capacity in the wake of the national state of disaster.

SEDIBENG. – As South Africa’s lockdown days go by, more and more hands are needed on deck to fight the surge of COVID-19 pandemic.

The SA Military Health Service (SAMHS) has called up registered healthcare practitioners to join forces with its serving members in the fight against the COVID-19 epidemic.

“The SAMHS is reinforcing, regrouping and strengthening its medical capacity in the wake of the national state of disaster declared by the Commander-in-Chief of the South African National Defence Force,” a statement form SANDF said.

The following categories of registered healthcare practitioners are encouraged to apply:

  • Medical doctors.
  • Professional nurses enrolled Nurses and Auxiliary nurses.
  • Clinical associates.
  • Operational Emergency Care Practitioners (OECPs).

Interested candidates are to contact the following SAMHS Directors for enlistment with contact details, ID number and registration number:

  • Director Medicine at (012) 367 9156.
  • Director Nursing at (012) 367 9168.
  • Director Emergency Military Medical Care (EMMC) at (012) 671 5005 (Emergency Medical Services (EMS) with previous military service).
  • Director Military Health Reserve at (012) 671 5153.

Prospective candidates are to report at the nearest Military Health unit upon receiving communication from the Reserve Force office.

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