Disability Database Registration for Future Opportunities

About this role

Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania (CCBRT) is inviting people with disabilities to submit their curriculum vitae for inclusion in a dedicated future opportunities database managed by the organisation. This initiative allows qualified candidates to be considered for upcoming vacancies across CCBRT's diverse workforce, spanning clinical, technical, administrative, and support service functions. Candidates may apply across a broad range of professional categories including Clinical, Accounting and Finance, Administration, Business, Procurement, Technicians, and Housekeeping and Gardening roles, among others. services and operates as a healthcare social enterprise reaching the most vulnerable members of the community.

CCBRT is further committed to preventing lifelong disabilities wherever possible and maintains extensive maternal and newborn healthcare activities, including obstetric fistula repairs. Its recently opened Maternity and Newborn Wing functions as a referral centre for high-risk and emergency deliveries in Dar es Salaam and the Eastern Zone of Tanzania. Applicants must hold a minimum of Form Four qualifications and possess relevant certificates, diplomas, or higher academic credentials corresponding to their professional category. Professional registration with the relevant professional body and a valid licence to practice, where applicable, are required.

Fluency in both Kiswahili and English, both verbal and written, is essential, along with strong interpersonal and patient management skills relevant to healthcare settings. CCBRT is an equal opportunity employer with a demonstrated commitment to encouraging the participation of people with disabilities in its workforce. Applications should be submitted via email with a curriculum vitae, two references, and a cover letter specifying the professional category of interest. The deadline for applications is ongoing, and applicant information will be retained within the CCBRT database for future consideration.