How to Apply: Download and fill the application form available at KNH Website www.knh.or.ke. The application form together with a detailed C.V indicating qualifications, experience, current responsibilities, copies of testimonials and certificates which MUST be SERIALIZED should be sent on or before 7th September, 2026 to the address below: The Chief Executive Officer, Kenyatta National Hospital, P.O Box 20723-00202 NAIROBI, or dropped at the Hospital’s Central Registry located at the KNH Administration block.
Show Your Neurology Depth Beyond the Degree
This role sits at the top of Kenya's referral system, so the panel will probe how you handle complex cases, teach juniors, and uphold medico-legal standards. Your CV and interview must prove you can lead a specialty unit, not just hold the certificates.
1. Lead with your MMed and Fellowship: Place your Masters of Medicine in Internal Medicine and Neurology fellowship at the top of your CV. The KMPDC recognition is non-negotiable, so make it impossible to miss.
2. Detail your clinical volume: List the specific neurological conditions you've managed—stroke, epilepsy, movement disorders—and the number of patients you've seen. Numbers give the panel a sense of your hands-on experience.
3. Show teaching and mentoring: This role expects you to train registrars and interns. Highlight any teaching rounds, supervision, or academic appointments you've held, with concrete examples.
4. Prepare for medico-legal questions: Expect questions on P3 forms, court attendance, and forensic duties. Review the legal framework for medical practice in Kenya and have a story ready.
5. Emphasize research and audits: The job includes research and clinical audits. Mention any publications, audits, or quality improvement projects you've led, and be ready to discuss findings.
6. Align with KNH's referral role: Understand how KNH functions as a national referral hospital. Show you can handle complex referrals and coordinate with other specialists.
7. Communicate patient care clearly: The role requires explaining illness and treatment to patients. Prepare examples of how you've communicated difficult diagnoses with empathy and clarity.
8. Verify your documents early: Ensure your KMPDC registration, practicing license, and professional indemnity cover are current. Serialize your certificates as instructed—missing this detail can disqualify you.