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  • Posted: Sep 17, 2026
    Deadline: Sep 27, 2026
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    M.P. Shah Hospital is a modern 210-bed facility which is home to highly skilled and experienced specialists and professional medical staff.

     

    Clinical Nutritionist/Dietitian

    Job description

    • M.P Shah Hospital is looking to recruit a professional and evidence-driven person for a vacancy in the Nursing Division, as the Clinical Nutritionist/ dietitian.
    • Reporting to the DCNO, the overall purpose is to provide therapeutic dietary counselling and treatment to both inpatients and outpatients as a vital component of disease management. This role supports clinical teams in maximizing patients’ nutritional wellbeing, thereby reducing hospital length of stay and preventing readmissions.

    Responsibility

    Nutrition Services

    • Deliver nutrition therapy integrated with the patient’s clinical goals as part of an interdisciplinary healthcare team.
    • Calculate and prescribe nutrition orders for enteral and parenteral feeding based on clinical indications and nutritional needs.

    Nutrition Counselling

    • Screen, assess, and continuously evaluate patient nutrition needs and restrictions.
    • Develop individualized dietary care plans and provide targeted nutrition counselling.
    • Offer age-specific guidance to patients and groups on nutrition and healthy eating to improve their overall quality of life.

    Diet Plan Formulation

    • Monitor and document nutritional status using established guidelines.
    • Consult with medical staff to determine and meet the unique nutritional needs of each patient.

    Nutrition Education

    • Educate patients and families on dietary principles, food selection, meal preparation, and recommended modifications.
    • Encourage long-term behavioral changes through clear and compassionate nutrition education.

    Compliance with Policies and Standards

    • Monitor food service operations for compliance with nutritional, safety, and quality standards.
    • Develop and maintain up-to-date educational resources for patients and staff.

    Menu Development and Standardization

    • Lead the development and standardization of recipes and menus tailored to the nutritional needs of various patient groups.
    • Ensure meals meet prescribed diet plans and are acceptable in terms of palatability and appearance.

    Training and Development

    • Mentor dietetic interns and provide in-service training to clinical staff.
    • Participate in continuous professional development through seminars, workshops, and professional networking.

    Education & Experience:

    • Diploma or degree in Nutrition from a recognized institution or university
    • Valid license from the Nutrition Association of Kenya
    • Minimum of 2 years’ continuous experience in an acute care hospital

    Personal Attributes:

    • Strong verbal and written communication skills
    • Excellent interpersonal and customer service orientation
    • Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team
    • Motivational and leadership ability

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    Radiology Manager

    Job description

    • The overall purpose of this job is to provide day-to-day operational leadership and management of the Radiology Department, ensuring safe, timely, patient-centred and high-quality diagnostic imaging services. The Radiology Manager is responsible for workforce coordination, service delivery, equipment and resource utilisation, quality and safety systems, regulatory compliance, performance monitoring and continuous improvement, while supporting the Head of Department in implementation of the department’s clinical, operational and strategic objectives.

    Responsibility

    • Service operations - Plan, coordinate and oversee daily radiology operations across modalities and service areas to maintain safe patient flow, appropriate staffing, efficient utilisation of imaging capacity and continuity of service.
    • Workforce management - Prepare and manage duty rosters, allocate staff according to workload and competency, monitor attendance and leave, support recruitment and onboarding, and address operational performance issues in line with hospital policy.
    • Quality and patient safety - Ensure imaging protocols, quality assurance and quality control processes are implemented, audited and continuously improved; investigate incidents, near misses, complaints and service failures and ensure corrective actions are completed.
    • Equipment and infrastructure - Monitor equipment performance, uptime and preventive maintenance; coordinate fault reporting, service visits and contingency arrangements; contribute to equipment replacement planning, procurement specifications and acceptance processes.
    • Performance and turnaround time - Monitor departmental workload, waiting times, examination completion, reporting workflow and turnaround-time indicators; identify bottlenecks and implement corrective operational measures in collaboration with radiologists, radiographers and other stakeholders.
    • Governance, data protection and documentation - Ensure departmental policies, SOPs, imaging protocols, operational records, audits, mandatory registers and statistical records are accurate, current, appropriately approved and maintained under document-control requirements. Ensure compliance with patient confidentiality, data-protection requirements, appropriate access to patient information and hospital accreditation standards.
    • Protocols, SOPs and document control - Coordinate the development, review, implementation and periodic updating of departmental SOPs, imaging protocols, work instructions and operational guidelines in collaboration with the HoD, radiologists and relevant subject-matter leads; maintain appropriate records of approval, revision and staff communication.
    • Radiation safety - Support implementation of departmental radiation-safety requirements and work collaboratively with the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) to ensure staff compliance, appropriate escalation of radiation-safety concerns and completion of required corrective actions.
    • Resource and cost management - Support annual budgeting and cost control; monitor consumables, contrast media, stock levels, overtime and other departmental resources and ensure appropriate utilisation and accountability.
    • Staff development - Identify training needs, coordinate induction and competency assessment, support CPD and in-service education, and promote a culture of professionalism, teamwork, accountability and continuous learning.
    • Stakeholder coordination - Liaise with the HoD, radiologists, nursing, wards, clinics, theatres, emergency services, IT, biomedical engineering, procurement, finance and other departments to resolve operational issues and improve patient pathways.
    • Digital systems and improvement - Support effective use and governance of radiology information systems, PACS/reporting workflows and departmental digital tools; participate in service redesign, automation, data-quality and improvement projects.
    • Service development and change management - Support implementation of new imaging services, equipment, workflows and departmental systems, including staff readiness, documentation, training, operational rollout and post-implementation review.
    • Leadership and escalation - Act as the operational focal point for the department, communicate priorities clearly, manage day-to-day escalations and promptly refer clinical, medico-legal, regulatory, financial or strategic matters requiring HoD authority.

    Qualifications

    • Bachelor’s degree or Diploma in Radiography and Medical Imaging from a recognised institution; a relevant Bachelor’s degree is preferred for the managerial role.
    • Postgraduate qualification or formal training in healthcare management, leadership, quality management or a related field is an added advantage.
    • Previous experience working within a JCI-accredited hospital or participation in Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation, survey preparation or quality-improvement activities is an added advantage.
    • Minimum of 5 years’ relevant radiology/imaging experience, including at least 2 years in a supervisory, team-lead or management role, preferably in a hospital environment.
    • Current professional registration/licensure and good standing with applicable Kenyan regulatory requirements for the individual’s professional scope.
    • Demonstrated knowledge of patient safety, data protection, quality management and healthcare accreditation requirements, with working awareness of radiation

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