Jobs at CURE International, Inc.

Dispense and manage medications for inpatients and outpatients, ensure accurate records and cold chain, provide drug information and patient counseling, maintain pharmacy stock and cleanliness, prepare reports, and uphold quality and safety standards.

Provide safe perioperative anesthetic care for pediatric surgical patients including preoperative assessment, airway management, administration and monitoring of general and regional anesthesia, intra- and postoperative monitoring, pain management, equipment checks, documentation, participation in quality improvement, CPD, teamwork, and adherence to institutional policies and infection control.

Manage all pharmacy operations including procurement, storage, dispensing, controlled substances, inventory forecasting, QA/QC, EMR medication records, ward clinical support, pharmacovigilance, and regulatory compliance with national authorities.

The Anesthetic Assistant will support anesthesia services by managing equipment, supplies, and assisting during procedures, while ensuring compliance with safety standards.

Lead and manage the full recruitment lifecycle, partner with hiring managers, build candidate pipelines, ensure compliance with labor laws, oversee onboarding and performance management, support employee relations and engagement, and contribute to workforce planning and HR policy development within the hospital.

Manage accurate bi-weekly U.S. payroll, administer employee benefits and leave programs, maintain HRIS data, generate reports, and support HR process improvements and operational initiatives including compensation and policy development.

Lead development, governance, and continuous improvement of CURE's operating manual and New Hospital Launch Playbook; standardize policies and best practices across clinical, operations, people, and ministry; select and govern knowledge management systems; drive adoption, training, and capture of lessons learned to support hospital readiness and network expansion.

The Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon provides surgical care, oversees training for physicians, and ensures quality standards in the department.

The Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon assesses and manages children with musculoskeletal issues, provides surgical care, participates in training, and engages in quality improvement activities.

The Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon provides surgical care, teaches other physicians, and oversees quality improvement in the surgical department.

The Pharmaceutical Technologist dispenses medications, educates patients, monitors medication management, maintains pharmacy records, and collaborates with staff to ensure quality service.