Opportunities

This programme trains individuals in financial management within the healthcare sector. It is administered by Mrs M. Maharaj and is suitable for those entering healthcare administration.

Who it is for:

individuals interested in financial management roles in public health institutions

How to act on it:

Contact the Greys Campus for enrolment procedures and prerequisites.

This document lists all private healthcare facilities in KwaZulu-Natal that are currently licensed by the provincial health department. It provides information on each facility's name, type, location, number of developed beds, license number, and contact details, enabling patients and healthcare providers to identify and access accredited private medical services.

Who it is for:

patients, healthcare seekers, medical professionals, service providers, regulators

How to act on it:

Review the list and use the provided contact numbers or addresses to reach out directly to any facility for services or inquiries.

This service offers diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care for patients with tuberculosis.

Who it is for:

individuals diagnosed with or suspected of having TB

How to act on it:

Attend the Tuberculosis Outpatient Service at Emmaus Hospital with a referral or self-referral

Therapy to help patients regain skills for daily living after illness, injury, or disability.

Who it is for:

patients recovering from illness or injury needing functional reintegration

How to act on it:

Access occupational therapy through the hospital’s department

The Eye Clinic provides eye examinations, diagnosis, and treatment for various ocular conditions to patients in need of vision care.

Who it is for:

patients with eye-related health issues

How to act on it:

Visit the Eye Clinic at Emmaus Hospital with a referral or appointment

Dental services are available at Emmaus Hospital for patients requiring general dental care, including examinations, treatment of oral conditions, and preventive dentistry.

Who it is for:

patients needing dental treatment

How to act on it:

Attend the Dental Facilities at Emmaus Hospital with a referral or as a walk-in patient

The PMTCT (Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission) Service provides HIV testing, counseling, and treatment to prevent transmission from mother to child during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Who it is for:

pregnant women and mothers at risk of transmitting HIV

How to act on it:

Attend the PMTCT Service at Emmaus Hospital with a referral or through antenatal care

Nutritional assessment and dietary counselling services offered at Emmaus Hospital to support patients with specific health conditions requiring dietary management.

Who it is for:

patients with medical conditions requiring dietary intervention

How to act on it:

Consult the dietetics department at the hospital

Psychosocial support and case management services for patients and families dealing with health-related challenges.

Who it is for:

patients and families needing emotional, financial, or social assistance

How to act on it:

Engage with a social worker at the hospital

The hospital pharmacy dispenses prescribed medications and provides pharmaceutical advice to patients.

Who it is for:

patients with prescriptions

How to act on it:

Collect prescribed medication from the Pharmacy at Emmaus Hospital with a valid prescription

Emmaus Hospital provides medical expertise, equipment, and personnel to support primary healthcare clinics in the surrounding areas.

Who it is for:

primary healthcare clinics in the region

How to act on it:

Clinics may request support through formal coordination with Emmaus Hospital

Rehabilitation services including physical therapy for injury recovery, mobility improvement, and chronic condition management are provided.

Who it is for:

patients recovering from injuries or managing mobility issues

How to act on it:

Register for physiotherapy at the hospital