Austerville Clinic committee seeks volunteers
Candidates who are interested must have a detailed CV.
AUSTERVILLE Clinic is looking for volunteers to make up its clinic committee.
Candidates who are interested must have a detailed CV and live within the area served by the clinic.
They must be a person of good standing, not be employed by or have a contract with the Department of Health.
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Someone with a good legal, financial, religious and health background will be highly recommended, someone who’ll add value to the committee and facility. Youth and disabled persons are equally recommended.
The clinic committee acts as a liaison between the community and the clinic and receives feedback from the community regarding services it renders.
Committee volunteers become acquainted with the clinic’s operations and advise the administration on matters generally affecting its conduct and management. They also make recommendations about the use of resources and ensure all matters deliberated at committee meetings are treated as confidential.
Committee volunteers are also a channel of communication between management, patients, staff and the community within catchment area. They liaise with other organisations with a view to assisting patients and staff in areas of special needs. They can also conduct regular inspections at the facility, voluntarily or at the request of management and liaise with other organisations with a view to assist patients and staff in areas of special need.
Deliver applications to the Austerville Clinic at 9 Clinic Road in Austerville or for more details, call the clinic on 031-461-2496.
