ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK: SUPERVISOR: PATIENT ADMINISTRATION
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, TOURISM AND ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS • Ref: STC04/2026 (X1 POST) This is a readvertisement, all those who previously applied are encouraged to re-apply
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, TOURISM AND ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS • Ref: STC04/2026 (X1 POST) This is a readvertisement, all those who previously applied are encouraged to re-apply
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Application methods
Steps to apply
Complete the latest Z83 application form obtainable from any Government Department or www.kznhealth.gov.za.
Ensure the correct reference number (STC04/2026) is indicated on the Z83 form.
Attach a detailed CV along with the completed Z83 form.
Submit applications via courier to St Chads CHC, corner of Helpmekaar & Ezakheni main road, Ezakheni, 3381, OR send via email to Antony.Jele@kznhealth.gov.za for the attention of the Human Resource Manager.
Submit your application documents to the address below:
Antony.Jele@kznhealth.gov.zaSt Chads CHC, corner of Helpmekaar & Ezakheni main road, Ezakheni, 3381
Z83 application form
Official employment application form (PDF) from the South African government.
Never pay to apply. Government recruitment is strictly free of charge. Do not pay anyone for an application, interview or job offer.
St Chads CHC in Ezakheni is hiring an Administrative Clerk: Supervisor: Patient Administration on a permanent basis with a salary of R338 106 per annum. Candidates must possess a Grade 12 certificate and 3-5 years of experience in patient administration, alongside knowledge of PFMA, UPFS, and computer literacy. Responsibilities include supervising staff, managing patient records, optimizing revenue collection, and conducting performance reviews. Applications can be submitted via courier or email.
Contact Person for Enquiries:
: Mr S.L. Khoza Tel No: (036) 637 9600
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