Opportunities

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

This advanced programme is designed for qualified nurses who wish to specialise in primary care, enhancing their skills to meet current and future healthcare demands in KwaZulu-Natal.

Who it is for:

registered nurses seeking advanced training in primary care

How to act on it:

Contact the campus via telephone or email to learn about enrolment and entry requirements.

This document provides a comprehensive list of private healthcare facilities in KwaZulu-Natal that are officially licensed. It includes the name, type, district, number of developed beds, license number, date licensed, address, and contact number for each facility.

Who it is for:

patients, healthcare providers, medical practitioners, regulators, researchers, and anyone seeking information about licensed private healthcare services in KZN

How to act on it:

View or download the document from the official website of the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health

Care for pregnant women, childbirth, and gynaecological health issues, including prenatal and postnatal services.

Who it is for:

pregnant women and women with gynaecological conditions

How to act on it:

visit the obstetric and gynaecology department

Inpatient and outpatient surgical and medical treatment services are provided for a range of non-emergency and elective conditions.

Who it is for:

patients requiring general medical or surgical care

How to act on it:

register at the hospital's medical surgical unit

Assessment and treatment for speech, language, and communication disorders.

Who it is for:

patients with speech or language difficulties

How to act on it:

visit the speech therapy department

Therapy to help patients regain independence in daily activities after illness or injury.

Who it is for:

patients needing help with daily living skills

How to act on it:

attend the occupational therapy unit

Specialised healthcare services focused on women's reproductive and general health needs.

Who it is for:

women seeking reproductive or general health care

How to act on it:

visit the Women's Health Clinic at the hospital

The hospital provides antiretroviral therapy (ARV), voluntary counselling and testing (VCT), and prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) services for HIV-positive individuals and pregnant women.

Who it is for:

people living with HIV, pregnant women, and individuals seeking HIV testing

How to act on it:

attend the hospital’s HIV care clinic

Rehabilitation services to help patients recover mobility, strength, and function after illness or injury.

Who it is for:

patients recovering from injury, surgery, or neurological conditions

How to act on it:

attend the physiotherapy department