Opportunities

Basic dental care including check-ups, fillings, extractions, and oral hygiene advice for patients of all ages.

Who it is for:

any individual needing dental treatment

How to act on it:

visit the hospital's dental clinic

Healthcare for infants, children, and adolescents, including growth monitoring, vaccinations, and treatment of childhood illnesses.

Who it is for:

infants, children, and adolescents

How to act on it:

bring child to the paediatric clinic

Treatment and ongoing care for people living with HIV through antiretroviral therapy, including regular monitoring and support.

Who it is for:

individuals diagnosed with HIV

How to act on it:

register at the hospital’s HIV clinic or ART unit

Primary medical consultations for non-surgical, non-emergency health concerns across various medical conditions.

Who it is for:

patients with general health complaints

How to act on it:

register at the outpatient clinic

Rehabilitation treatment for musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, including exercises and manual therapy.

Who it is for:

patients recovering from injury, surgery, or with mobility issues

How to act on it:

be referred by a doctor and attend physiotherapy sessions

Dispensing of prescribed medications and pharmaceutical advice for patients receiving treatment at the hospital.

Who it is for:

patients with prescriptions from hospital doctors

How to act on it:

collect medication from the hospital pharmacy

Primary Health Care services provided as a first point of contact for patients, including referral coordination and basic diagnostics.

Who it is for:

patients seeking initial medical care

How to act on it:

register at the PHC Gateway clinic

A downloadable Excel file containing a complete list of all provincial hospitals in KwaZulu-Natal, including their contact information. This resource is intended to help patients, healthcare workers, and other stakeholders locate and contact hospitals across the province.

Who it is for:

patients, healthcare professionals, public officials, and anyone needing hospital contact details in KZN

How to act on it:

Download the XLSX document from the webpage

Bursaries are available for students pursuing healthcare-related studies at the Greys Campus. These financial aids support learners in nursing, midwifery, and allied health fields, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Who it is for:

students enrolled or applying to healthcare programmes at the Greys Campus

How to act on it:

Inquire through the Greys Campus contact details or visit the official website for application forms and guidelines.

This programme trains students to become qualified midwives registered with the South African Nursing Council (SANC) and accredited by SAQA. It is offered at the Greys Campus in Pietermaritzburg.

Who it is for:

aspiring midwives seeking formal qualification in nursing

How to act on it:

Apply through the KZN Department of Health's career opportunities section; contact the campus for application details.

Opportunities are available for medical registrars to train and work at Mosvold Hospital. These positions are part of the formal medical training pathway under the KZN Department of Health.

Who it is for:

medical graduates seeking registration and clinical training

How to act on it:

Submit applications via the KZN Department of Health’s official career portal or contact the hospital's Public Relations Officer for further information.

This programme prepares students to become qualified midwives registered with the South African Nursing Council (SANC) and accredited by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). It is offered at the Harry Gwala Campus in Pietermaritzburg.

Who it is for:

students interested in midwifery training

How to act on it:

Apply through the campus's admissions process, contacting the relevant program coordinator or using the campus contact details provided