Background

Illovo Sugar (Malawi) plc is the country's leading producer of raw, refined and specialty sugars; employing more than 9000 employees. Illovo Sugar (Malawi) plc is part of Illovo Sugar Africa Group; a wholly-owned subsidiary of Associated British Foods plc (ABF).

Duties and Responsibilities

Provide clinical support for ART, TB, HIV, and related primary healthcare services within the Medical Services function.

Assess, manage, treat, refer, and follow up patients in line with approved clinical protocols, national treatment guidelines, and delegated clinical authority.

Support effective ART and TB program delivery through patient monitoring, adherence support, clinical documentation, treatment follow-up, referral coordination, and reporting.

Contribute to improved employee, dependent, and community health outcomes through early identification, treatment support, health education, prevention messaging, and continuity of care.

Promote and adhere to Illovo's procedures, policies and guidelines, including, without limitation, those relating to SHERQ, Competition Law and Anti-Bribery and Corruption (ABC).

Job Requirements

Certificate in Clinical Medicine, or other recognized clinical qualification.

Registration or eligibility for registration with the relevant professional or regulatory body, where applicable.

Training in HIV/ART management is required.

Training in TB management, TB/HIV integration, infection prevention, or public health is an advantage.

Minimum 2-4 years' clinical experience, preferably in ART, TB, HIV care, primary healthcare, occupational health, or clinic-based services.

• Provide clinical support for ART, TB, HIV, and related primary healthcare services within the Medical Services function.
• Assess, manage, treat, refer, and follow up patients in line with approved clinical protocols, national treatment guidelines, and delegated clinical authority.
• Support effective ART and TB program delivery through patient monitoring, adherence support, clinical documentation, treatment follow-up, referral coordination, and reporting.
• Contribute to improved employee, dependent, and community health outcomes through early identification, treatment support, health education, prevention messaging, and continuity of care.
• Promote and adhere to Illovo's procedures, policies and guidelines, including, without limitation, those relating to SHERQ, Competition Law and Anti-Bribery and Corruption (ABC).

• Clinical Medicine
• ART management
• TB management
• HIV care
• Primary healthcare
• Occupational health
• Infection prevention
• Public health

• Certificate in Clinical Medicine, or other recognized clinical qualification.
• Registration or eligibility for registration with the relevant professional or regulatory body, where applicable.
• Training in HIV/ART management is required.
• Training in TB management, TB/HIV integration, infection prevention, or public health is an advantage.