Paediatric Critical Care Lecturer

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Industry: Hospital & Health Care
Description: Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital is a not-for-profit Children’s Hospital established in 1947. Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital is the most established paediatric hospital in Eastern and Central Africa, providing healthcare to children in Kenya as well as those referred from neighbouring countries. The h… Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital is a not-for-profit Children’s Hospital established in 1947. Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital is the most established paediatric hospital in Eastern and Central Africa, providing healthcare to children in Kenya as well as those referred from neighbouring countries. The hospital attends to over 300,000 outpatients annually through a network of 15 facilities in and around Nairobi and admits over 9,000 patients annually at its 100-bed facility located at Muthaiga, Nairobi. Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital is licensed to provide healthcare to children and teens up to 21 years, and provides the full range of healthcare services including preventive care, accident and emergency, outpatient care, inpatient medical and surgical care, and rehabilitation services. The hospital provides specialist care covering more than 20 aspects of paediatric specialisation, and also runs a teens’ clinic providing comprehensive healthcare to teenagers and young adults. Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital is licensed and recognised as a Level 5 Healthcare Facility, a Tertiary Referral and Teaching Children’s Hospital. The hospital operates on a self-sustaining financing model through charging fee for services. With a staff complement of 750, the hospital employs 90 doctors and 250 nurses directly and works with more than 200 independent specialist consultants to provide high quality healthcare services. The hospital allocates substantial resources towards staff training and development with greater emphasis on specialised training. The hospital has a fully accredited Ethical Review Board that oversees research activities which range from operations research to clinical trials. The Gertrude’s Institute of Child Health and Research which coordinates all training activities provides specialised training for nurses as well as accredited short courses in resuscitation, among others. View more View less

Job Details

Job Type: Full Time
Workplace Type: On-site
Qualification: Diploma
Job Experience: Mandatory
Job Location: Nairobi County, Kenya
Closing Date: Undisclosed
Salary: KES Unspecified / month
Other Pay: Benefits
Job Category: Medical

Job Description

Role Overview

This role focuses on delivering both theoretical and practical instruction within the Paediatric Paediatric Critical Care Nursing (PCCN) program. Day to day, the tutor coordinates learning activities, assesses student progress, and ensures that curriculum content aligns with Nursing Council of Kenya standards. The position matters because it directly shapes the competence of future paediatric critical care nurses, maintaining high clinical and educational benchmarks within the program.

Key Responsibilities

  • Plan, deliver, and evaluate theoretical and clinical instruction for the Paediatric PCCN curriculum to help students master essential critical care skills.
  • Coordinate all aspects of learning activities, including scheduling lectures, simulations, and clinical placements.
  • Monitor and document student performance to ensure instructional standards are met and provide feedback to support improvement.
  • Develop, review, and update course materials and assessments in line with Nursing Council regulations and current best practices in paediatric critical care.
  • Conduct theory tests, practical examinations, and skills check-offs to evaluate student competency and assignment completion.
  • Maintain clinical proficiency by engaging in regular practice and staying current with paediatric emergency and critical care protocols.
  • Participate actively in quality improvement initiatives, clinical audits, and research projects to enhance the educational program and patient care outcomes.
  • Take ownership of professional development, seeking relevant training and certifications to remain effective as an educator and clinician.

Requirements & Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from a recognized institution.
  • Higher Diploma in Paediatric Critical Care Nursing.
  • A certificate as a TVET trainer is considered an added advantage.
  • A certificate in EPALS or PALS is also an added advantage.
  • Valid Nursing Council of Kenya Practising Licence and current Registration Certificate.
  • Minimum of one year working experience as a Tutor in a recognized nursing training program.
  • Certificate of Good Conduct from the relevant authority.
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