Opened in 1996. The Jordan hospital has excelled in medical expertise and services provision and has earned recognition throughout East Africa and beyond as an advanced diagnostic, treatment, and referral center. Expansive investment in the latest technology and medical equipment and human resource has enabled us to establish leadership in medical procedures both in Kenya and outside. Patients benefit from our unique team-based approach to care, which enables them to benefit from the diverse expertise of the entire Jordan team of medical professionals. we practice an evidence-based approach to medicine, driven by the cutting-edge research conducted by experienced faculty members. Jordans approach to care is guided by its core principles of Quality, Access, Impact, and Relevance. Duties and Responsibilities Carrying out specific procedures, performing operations, and conducting specialist investigations. Taking overall responsibility for daily clinical assessments and prescriptions for all patients attending the hospital. Making notes and preparing documentation, both as a legal record of treatment and to benefit other healthcare professionals. Keeping referring doctors informed of both inpatient and outpatient progress. Maintaining patient rights and confidentiality at all times. Coordinating Continuous Medical Education (CME) sessions as per facility norms. Developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for emergency case management and pre-operative care. Contributing clinical expertise to patient care and providing guidance to junior physicians. Liaising with both medical and non-medical hospital staff to ensure quality treatment. Ensuring compliance with all healthcare regulations and safety standards. Providing educational and clinical training for clinical staff, and staying up to date with new healthcare regulations. Qualification Requirements and Key Competencies Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine and Surgery from a recognized university. Registered with the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC). Valid practicing license from KMPDC. Valid Indemnity Insurance Certificate. 1–2 years of relevant clinical experience. Experience in clinical risk management and medical documentation. Strong interpersonal, communication, and leadership skills. Valid Certificate of Good Conduct.