Dandelion Africa reduces maternal and child mortality by providing quality and accessible healthcare to communities in hard to reach rural areas. We do this through a medical facility, our backpack nurses who go door-to-door and a network of over 100 unpaid community health volunteers. We provide free quality healthcare to children under the age of five. We encourage women to access affordable reproductive health services, enabling them to have time for productive work and engage in economic and leadership opportunities. Dandelion Africa works with communities and the government on practical and systematic change so that communities in rural Kenya have access to quality healthcare. We engage boys and men so they are agents of change and champion women’s health and livelihoods.

Minimum Qualifications and Experience

• Diploma or degree in Clinical Medicine and Surgery from a recognised and accredited institution.
• Current registration with the Clinical Officers Council (COC) and a valid practising licence.
• At least five years of relevant clinical experience, preferably in a busy primary healthcare facility, maternity or outpatient setting.
• Demonstrated competence in patient assessment, diagnosis, treatment and management of common medical conditions.
• Experience in maternal, newborn and child health and reproductive health services.
• Demonstrated ability to recognise and manage medical emergencies within the authorised scope of practice.
• Knowledge of infection prevention and control, clinical quality assurance and patient safety standards.
• Experience working with community health structures and participating in outreach activities is an added advantage.
• Experience using electronic medical records and Ministry of Health reporting systems is desirable.
• Experience working in rural, underserved or resource-constrained healthcare settings is an added advantage.
• Current Basic Life Support certification is desirable; additional emergency care training is an advantage.

Required Skills and Competencies

• Strong clinical assessment, diagnostic and patient management skills.
• Sound clinical judgement and decision-making abilities.
• Strong knowledge of primary healthcare and evidence-based clinical practice.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal and patient counselling skills.
• Ability to identify clinical risks and escalate cases appropriately.
• Strong leadership, teamwork and staff mentorship skills.
• Good organisational, documentation and time-management skills.
• Ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary healthcare environment.
• High levels of integrity, accountability and professional ethics.
• Ability to remain calm and make appropriate decisions during emergencies.
• Proficiency in computer applications and clinical data management.
• Commitment to respectful, compassionate and patient-centred healthcare.
• Willingness to work flexible shifts and participate in medical outreaches and community health activities.

• Strong clinical assessment, diagnostic and patient management skills.
• Sound clinical judgement and decision-making abilities.
• Strong knowledge of primary healthcare and evidence-based clinical practice.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal and patient counselling skills.
• Ability to identify clinical risks and escalate cases appropriately.
• Strong leadership, teamwork and staff mentorship skills.
• Good organisational, documentation and time-management skills.
• Ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary healthcare environment.
• High levels of integrity, accountability and professional ethics.
• Ability to remain calm and make appropriate decisions during emergencies.
• Proficiency in computer applications and clinical data management.
• Commitment to respectful, compassionate and patient-centred healthcare.
• Willingness to work flexible shifts and participate in medical outreaches and community health activities.

• Diploma or degree in Clinical Medicine and Surgery from a recognised and accredited institution.
• Current registration with the Clinical Officers Council (COC) and a valid practising licence.
• Demonstrated competence in patient assessment, diagnosis, treatment and management of common medical conditions.
• Experience in maternal, newborn and child health and reproductive health services.
• Demonstrated ability to recognise and manage medical emergencies within the authorised scope of practice.
• Knowledge of infection prevention and control, clinical quality assurance and patient safety standards.
• Current Basic Life Support certification is desirable; additional emergency care training is an advantage.