Executive Secretariat & Office Management
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Provide confidential secretarial and administrative support to the Managing Director.
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Manage the Managing Director’s calendar, appointments, meetings, and official engagements.
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Prepare agendas, briefing notes, talking points, and presentation materials for executive meetings.
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Draft, review, and format official correspondence, memos, directives, and reports.
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Maintain an organized system for executive files, documents, and official records in compliance with government policies.
Coordination & Communication
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Act as the primary coordination focal point between the Managing Director’s Office and hospital departments.
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Ensure clear, timely communication of executive instructions, circulars, and decisions.
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Follow up with departments on assigned actions, deadlines, and submissions.
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Coordinate meetings, committees, task forces, and official workshops under the Managing Director’s Office.
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Liaise with external stakeholders including Ministry of Health officials, government agencies, and partner institutions.
Meeting Management & Follow‑Up
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Arrange and coordinate board meetings, executive committees, and senior management meetings.
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Record and prepare accurate meeting minutes, decisions, and action points.
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Monitor implementation of decisions and prepare follow‑up status reports for the Managing Director.
Reporting & Basic Analysis Support
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Compile departmental inputs into summary reports, dashboards, and progress updates.
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Track executive initiatives, strategic actions, and institutional priorities.
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Assist in preparing monthly, quarterly, and annual reports for government submission.
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Ensure accuracy and consistency of data and documentation submitted to leadership.
Confidentiality & Protocol
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Handle sensitive information, official documents, and communications with professionalism and discretion.
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Ensure adherence to government protocol, administrative procedures, and ethical standards.
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Support official visits, inspections, and VIP engagements coordinated by the Managing Director’s Office.
Qualifications and Experience
Education
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Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Office Management, Health Administration, Public Administration, or related field (required).
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Secretarial or executive administration certification is an advantage.
Experience
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Minimum 5
years
of experience as an Executive Secretary, Executive Assistant, or Coordination Officer.
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Experience in a
government entity, public hospital, or healthcare institution
is highly preferred.