Nursetec SA, seeks: Senior Client Service Consultant, to: Capture & import personnel hours, Book staff for Hospitals, Administer payroll, Manage effective infrastructure & policies and procedures, perform general admin duties. Skills: Excellent leadership skills, effective time management, outstanding interpersonal skills, ability to work under pressure. Qualifications: Matric & relevant experience will be beneficial.
Accounting Assistant
- Ad Placed : 02 May 2017 16:04:52
- Remuneration : R 12500 – R 12500 – PER MONTH
- Employment Type : Full Time
- Industry :
- Finance/Accounting
Accountant - Region : Eastern Cape / East London
- Company : Hollistar Finance Group
Accounting Assistant R12 500 per month Assist with financials oversee cash books. reconcile general ledger accounts Matric BCom Finance Degree. Email detailed CV & contactable refs to: hollistarfinancegroup@gmail.com
Health24.com | Son’s cry: ‘I am HIV positive, not cursed!’
Thulani Sibiya (23), a young man from Mpumalanga, who was diagnosed with HIV and advised to start anti-retroviral treatment, chose instead to please his family and turn to the church for help.
Prayers and holy water
Now Thulani is sick, has lost weight and has to face his family’s rejection if he chooses to take the treatment he needs in order to fight the virus. His story, according to the healthcare worker treating him, is not unusual as many young people find themselves having to face down the stigma of Aids.
When Sibiya told his mother he was HIV positive, she refused to accept the news and chose instead to take him to church for prayers and holy water.
Despite knowing about the HI virus and that he needed medical treatment, Sibiya chose instead to please those closest to him and to rather trust that they had his best interests at heart.
But as time passed, Sibiya grew sick and started losing weight despite his attending church with his mother. He felt his family did not understand his illness and were treating him as though he was cursed.
“By that time I knew I had to do something about my sickness, because I could no longer expect support from my family. I went to the clinic. My blood was taken and sputum for a TB test. My CD4 count results came back 117 and the TB test was negative. I was put on treatment immediately, but it hasn’t been easy,” Sibiya said.
ARV at a late stage
He said when he was tested positive for HIV he was aware of the importance of a good diet and lifestyle.
But as the years passed without treatment, stress began to overwhelm him.
“I neglected my health, started eating unhealthy food, smoking and drinking alcohol. Deep down in my heart I knew it was bad. My unhealthy body started failing to fight off disease and infections and my viral load became high. I got sick and I needed to started ARV’s immediately,” Sibiya said, explaining how he became increasingly aware of the need to properly handle his HIV status.
“Because I eventually started ARV treatment at a late stage with a weak immune system and high viral load, I know recovering will take a long time and it won’t be easy to fight sickness. That’s why I have been experiencing late HIV symptoms such as peripheral neuropathy, diarrhoea, coughing, weight loss, fever and tiredness,” Sibiya said.
But his mother, Thokozile Sibiya, still does not believe her son cannot be healed by the church.
Lack of support
“After drinking church water I received the answer to my prayers. My high blood pressure has been stable and I have not taken a pill ever since. What’s wrong with having faith? I have that same faith and hope for my son,” she said.
Lay counsellor Doris Nkosi said many HIV sufferers experienced a similar lack of support from their families.
“The reason why some HIV positive people die, and why some don’t want to start treatment is because of the negative influence of family members who do not accept their HIV status. Once you test HIV positive there is no holy water or prayers that can change your status, because there is no cure for HIV. But with healthy living and the right drugs it can be managed,” Nkosi said.
Sibiya said: “My advice to other people like me who are living with HIV is: Don’t wait until you become sick to start treatment, because it is not worth it at the end.” – Health-e News.
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Physiotherapist
Permanent Physiotherapist, at a Rehabilitation Unit in East London. REQUIREMENTS: Degree in Physiotherapy and should have current registration with HPCSA. Experience in treating adults with neurological disorders will be an advantage. It is essential to have an understanding of stroke, traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury. If you meet the above requirements, forward CV (in WORD file) to : promed@vox.co.za
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Chemotherapy Extender
Chemotherapy Extender Border Oncology Unit Cancercare provides comprehensive cancer care services to patients countrywide. The above position is currently available at the Border Oncology Unit in East London. The following requirements are applicable: Job Criteria • Staff Nurse with a Diploma in Enrolled Nursing • At least 3 years in staff nurse capacity • Computer literacy with MS Word, Excel and Outlook • Strong Attention to detail Skills • Hands on Problem Solving • Able to work in a pressurised environment The organisation offers a competitive remuneration package and other benefits. Interested parties are invited to send their applications (CV and cover letter) to: Attention: HR Department E-mail: applications@cancercare.co.za Closing Date for Applications: 26 May 2017 Reference: CE-EL-MAY2017 Successful candidates will be contacted within 3 weeks after the closing date of this position.
Store Leader/Assistant Leader (Polokwane)
Cape Union Mart
Cape Union Mart International (Pty) Ltd has been equipping South African adventurers since 1933, and is South Africa’s favourite outdoor adventure store. Stocking everything one needs for outdoor pursuits – including hiking, camping, trail running, mountain biking, snow sports, travel and more – Cape Union Mart is an essential first step in every adventure. Cape Union Mart has stores across South Africa, and in Namibia and Botswana.
Business Insights Analyst (Cape Town)
Remuneration: | negotiable Cost to company |
Location: | Cape Town |
Education level: | Degree |
Job level: | Mid |
Type: | Permanent |
Reference: | #Viv2590 |
We have an absolutely fantastic opening for a mid-weight business insights analyst to join the hard-working team at a leading global multinational company based in Cape Town. This exciting role will see you supporting the head of global strategic insights and analytics for Africa and the Middle East, in designing, developing, and updating reports, doing ad-hoc analyses, creating presentations, and providing support on different projects to understand the market opportunities and challenges and create actionable insights. You will also lead some projects independently. We’re looking for someone motivated, strategic, and enthusiastic about business analytics and market research. If you are analytical, organised, and a team-playing problem-solver we want to hear from you!
Responsibilities
- Supporting the head of global strategic insights and analytics (GSI&A) in driving the reporting structure and frequency, as well as driving organisational capability to understand the reports and BI tools and execute based on insights
- Conducting research, preparing reports, and analysing data from different data sources and tools to develop and shape business strategies
- Liaise with (local) external agencies to deliver the required data, analysis and shopper studies
- Providing local support in ad-hoc consumer and shopper research led by the global strategic insights AMET manager based in Dubai
- Leading local GSI&A MSO (marketing spend optimisation) projects using econometric modelling capabilities provided by AC Nielsen, etc.
- Providing support for the business planning process
- Supports the marketing team in the analysis required to facilitate the monthly/annual business rhythms, especially in share management, root cause analysis, and in reaching recommended actions for senior SSA leadership team.
- Reporting to the Head of GSI&A and cooperate with other members of the AMET and EMEA GSI&A teams.
- Work closely with customer development, commercial, marketing, finance, IT, and supply chain
- Liaise with with (local) external agencies to deliver the required data, analysis, and shopper studies
- Support the Head of GSI&A in providing market updates with key insights and recommendations
- Developing and updating reports, and analysing data from different data sources and tools
- Tracking and monitoring of new products; projections and business impact measurement
- Support in driving data quality improvement
- Providing support in the AMET analytics project, moving SA data into new AMET Analytics platform
- Provide training sessions to the organisation on the BI reports, tools and platforms
- Provide the GSI&A AMET team with local executional support as needed in non-core areas of responsibility (e.g. Shopper & Consumer studies will be led by the GSI AMET Manager based in Dubai with support of locally-based agencies, business partners and on occasion also this role).
- Ad-hoc assignments and data requests
- Leading several projects independently, with the support of the Head of GSI&A
Requirements
The successful candidate must have/be:
- University degree in economics, business administration, marketing or respective studies
- Two to three years of analytical experience
- Strong analytical skills
- Strong problem-solving skills
- Skilled in Word, Excel and Power Point
- Excellent English skills – both written and verbal communication skills
- Proven self-starter with strong initiative, enthusiasm for business analytics and market research
- Passionate and high energy for the job
- Self-motivated
- Must be capable of thinking strategically
- Must be able to work well in cross functional teams, mainly as a team player, in special cases or projects also as a team leader
- Feedback – Receiving & giving feedback ability
- Organisational skills – Able to manage periods of heavy and conflicting demands
- Proactive & self-confident
- High ethical standards
- Good project management skills
- Ability to multi-task
- Results driven
- Able to travel across Africa
- Able to work in multi-functional, cross-cultural teams
Company Description
Viv Gordon Placements (VGP) is a specialist recruitment agency in the advertising, marketing, media, public relations and publishing industries.
Posted on 02 May 12:22
Viv Gordon
Viv Gordon Placements
+27 21 422 1037
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Art Director/Senior Designer (Johannesburg)
Art Director / Senior Designer
Remuneration: | negotiable Negotiable depending on experience |
Location: | Johannesburg, Bryanston |
Education level: | Degree |
Job level: | Mid/Senior |
Own transport required: | Yes |
Travel requirement: | Occasional |
Type: | Permanent |
Job description
The Brand Alive group is looking for a young, energetic, and talented art director/senior designer to take the reigns of the Johannesburg office. The role requires somebody with a good track record and abilities in graphic design – with specific abilities in visual identity and visual identity systems. Knowledge of/abilities (and certainly an enjoyment of) animation and broadcast design will be a distinct advantage.
You will need to a strong concept person and have a good strategic sensitivity and ability.
Requirements
Art direction, graphic design, visual identity design and application, publication layout and design, strong conceptual abilities, strategic sensitivity and ability
Advantageous
Animation, broadcast design
Personal Skills/Attributes
Energetic, vibrant, good humour, team oriented, committed and hardworking, speed with care and attention
Posted on 02 May 11:29
The Creative Director
Brand Alive
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Circuit Managers Get Training On Data Driven District Dashboard
Eastern Cape Department of Education (ECDoE), in partnership with New Leaders Foundation, are training Circuit Managers on Data Driven Districts Dashboard (DDD), from all 12 districts, from the 02 – 05 May at the Education Leadership Institute in East London.
Institutional Management Development and Governance, Chief Director, Thembisa Futshane, welcomed all 104 circuit managers and all management present, Futshane excitedly says: “This is the 1st group to be trained in the Eastern Cape on the DDD Dashboard, so essentially you are pioneers, that means you have a huge responsibility to set the bar very very high for the rest that will follow.” Futshane went on to say, “It is very important to fully utilize this opportunity, and depending on how we implement this, change should be eminent.”
DDD which is managed by New Leaders Foundation officially introduced this programme to the Eastern Cape in 2016, through a summit that was held at the Education Leadership Institute. DDD Dashboard is a data visualization tool that will assist the Eastern Cape hugely, in terms of identifying shortfalls or problem areas at schools up to the level of the whole province. When speaking to Emmanuel Sibanda – Provincial Programme Manager of DDD Programme in Mpumalanga explained, “We are here to empower Circuit Managers on how to be hands-on on the DDD Dashboard in their daily duties.” “We want Circuit Managers to utilize the DDD Dashboard when having meetings and to assist with reports.” Overall our target is to assist the Eastern Cape, to monitor their overall performance and in so doing they can tackle problem areas, through the information they get on DDD Dashboard, before schools hit rock bottom.”
Deputy Director General of Institutional Operations Management (IOM), Raymond Tywakadi, highlighted important factors of a system that Education is working towards which are as follows
- Put learners at the center
- Embrace Inclusivity
- Transparency regarding the learning outcomes
- High levels of Accountability
- Deconstruct our understanding of performance
- Be a data driven system at all levels for more efficient decision making
- Evidence based reporting
- Improved coordination of systems at all levels
Tywakadi went on to encourage circuit managers by saying, “Take this programme seriously, we have a duty to deliver quality education to all learners in the Eastern Cape, and this is one way you can definitely help to make a difference in your circuit.” He cautioned managers saying, “We are running a system that is highly underdeveloped, because we are refusing to move forward, my challenge to you is to put your heads together and work on this Data Driven Districts, because by using data you can identify improvement areas in the districts and schools, together with a whole host of other benefits.”
Training for all 104 circuit managers will commence today and is being delivered by New Leaders Foundation. A very exciting week is to follow with key note addresses from our Honorable MEC and our Enthused SG.