Government EntityStellenbosch University
    Reference NumberKGD/345/0826
    Centre / LocationStellenbosch and Tygerberg Campuses
    Closing DateSeptember 18, 2026
    Source and Applicationsun-e-hr.sun.ac.za

    Organization: Campus Health Services

    Campus Health Services

    Clinical Nurse Practitioner (Post Level 9)
    (Stellenbosch and Tygerberg Campuses)
    Ref. KGD/345/0826


    The core mandate of Campus Health Services is to provide an array of professional services and support to the Stellenbosch University (SU) community of 5000 staff and 35 000 students at its two largest campuses (Tygerberg and Stellenbosch Main Campus).

    Specialised occupational health service delivery, including individualised case support - preventing work-attributable ill-health, surveillance, health risk assessments, ill-health, disability and incapacity management, 
    Full-cycle radiation safety management services: legal compliance, documentation, training, and consultation.
    Sports and exercise medicine consultancy services: screening to injury rehabilitation, residence and institutional rugby.
    Free primary health care by clinical nurse practitioners.
    A Fee-for-Service doctor consultation service.
    Accredited travel clinic.
    Technical expertise on disease surveillance, outbreak response, and health-related advice.
    Institutional health policy and protocol development and revision. 
    Institutional health and well-being strategic development.
    Leadership development in health and well-being with students and staff stakeholders.

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    Commencement Date: 01-Nov-2026

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    The University is committed to employment equity (EE), and appointments will be made in line with the institutional EE Plan. Only South African citizens from the designated groups will be considered for appointment.


    Stellenbosch University reserves the right not to make an appointment.

    Your application, comprising a comprehensive curriculum vitae (including the names and email addresses of at least three references), must reach the University before or on the closing date in the advertisement. 

    Apply online at https://www.su.ac.za/en/careers-su by clicking "Apply now" at the top to the right of the page for the specific vacancy.


    The University reserves the right to investigate qualifications and conduct background checks on all candidates.

    The Occupational Health and Safety Act requires people in occupations that entail potential exposure to certain hazards (such as noise, hazardous chemical substances and hazardous biological agents) to undergo medical screening to determine whether they be fit to work in those occupations.

    If you have received no feedback from the University after four to six weeks of the closing date, kindly accept that your application was unsuccessful.

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    Enquiries regarding this post: Dr Kathryn Grammer, Senior Director: Campus Health Services, on 021 808 3492, or at [email protected]

    Enquiries regarding remuneration/benefits, as well as technical assistance with the electronic application process: Human Resources Client Services Centre on 021 808 2753 (Stellenbosch) / 021 938 9636 (Tygerberg), or at [email protected]

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    Requirements

    Registration with the South African Nursing Council as a Clinical Nurse Practitioner.Postgraduate qualification in Primary Health Care (PHC). At least seven to ten years' experience as a Professional Registered Nurse.Certificate in the dispensing of medicine.A valid South African driver's licence.Appropriate experience in the use of information technology. Demonstrable planning and organisational skills.Problem-solving skills on a clinical and team functioning level.Excellent communication skills on a clinical and team functioning level.Proven ability to work collaboratively within a multi-professional team environment.The ability to work under pressurised circumstances with good time management.Person-centred and values-driven care.Multilingualism (or knowledge of at least two of South Africa's official languages).-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RecommendationBasic Life Support (BLS) or equivalent training in emergency care.Postgraduate qualification in emergency medicine.Postgraduate qualification in psychiatry. Experience in the delivery of primary nursing care to a tertiary student population.Training and experience in sexual health programmes.Knowledge and experience in financial management processes.Formal training in HIV/ AIDS programmes.Training in the performance of spirometry, ECG, breast examinations and cervical smears. Any other appropriate postgraduate training.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Duties

    Providing comprehensive health care (preventative and curative) to staff and students on the campuses of Stellenbosch University, as part of a multi-professional team.Providing emergency care to patients (e.g. performing ECG's, nebulisations, including off site assessments, etc.).Providing nursing support services at sport and other events on SU campuses (which includes availability after-hours and on public holidays on rotation according to a roster basis).Dispensing medications (as defined by your scope of practice) and administering immunisations to patients.Operational management and administrative responsibilities, as determined by the multi-professional team within Campus Health as a unit.Participating in appropriate institutional activities which impact on service delivery (e.g. institutional presentations, seminars, workshops, etc.).Developing innovative and occupational-specific processes and programmes to continuously improve service delivery at CHS. Supporting and participating in clinical governance and quality assurance activities as part of MDT.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Source / Circular Reference

    sun-e-hr.sun.ac.za