Database for People with Disabilities

About this role

Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania (CCBRT) is inviting people with disabilities to register their interest in future employment opportunities by submitting their curriculum vitae for inclusion in a dedicated people with disabilities database. This initiative represents CCBRT's commitment to equal employment opportunities and its recognition of the valuable skills and perspectives that people with disabilities bring to the workplace. The database will cover a broad spectrum of professional categories including clinical roles, accounting and finance, administration, business development, procurement, technical positions, and housekeeping and gardening services. This wide-ranging approach reflects CCBRT's status as Tanzania's largest local provider of disability and rehabilitation services, operating as both a healthcare social enterprise and development organization.

Candidates interested in joining the database should possess a minimum of Form Four certification, with eligibility extending to certificate, diploma, master's, and PhD holders across the mentioned professional categories. Applicants must be registered with their respective professional bodies where applicable and hold valid licenses to practice in their field. Strong verbal and written communication skills in both Kiswahili and English are required, along with excellent interpersonal abilities and patient management skills where relevant to the role. CCBRT is Tanzania's leading provider of accessible specialized health services, offering maternal and newborn healthcare through its Maternity and Newborn Wing, which serves as a referral center for high-risk deliveries in Dar es Salaam and the Eastern Zone.

The organization is committed to preventing lifelong disabilities and provides extensive rehabilitation services nationwide. Successful applicants will not be immediately placed in vacant positions but will be contacted when suitable opportunities arise within CCBRT's operations. The organization encourages applications from people with disabilities and is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion in its workforce.