How to Apply: Applications clearly marked should reach the undersigned by close of business on or before 25th August 2026. Send your application to THE SECRETARY/CEO COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD, P. O. Box 224 - 60300, ISIOLO or hand deliver to the County Public Service Board Offices along Isiolo Lawcourts road opposite Al Ansar playground.
Master the Pediatric Emergency and NICU Screen
This role is built for a pediatrician who can hold the line in high-pressure moments—neonatal resuscitation, pediatric emergencies, and complex inpatient care. The hiring board will probe your clinical judgment, your ability to lead a team, and how you document decisions under stress.
1. Lead with your MMed and KMPDC registration: Your CV must clearly show your Master of Medicine in Paediatrics and Child Health and current KMPDC recognition. Place these at the top, and if you have a practicing license, include its number and expiry date.
2. Show your neonatal experience in numbers: Quantify your NBU/NICU exposure—how many neonates you managed monthly, survival outcomes, or specific procedures like intubation or umbilical lines. Concrete numbers beat vague claims.
3. Prepare a case log of pediatric emergencies: Have 3–5 detailed cases ready—severe malaria, neonatal sepsis, or respiratory distress—showing your decision-making from presentation to outcome. The panel will likely ask you to walk through one.
4. Demonstrate your teaching style: Since you'll supervise nurses, medical officers, and interns, be ready to explain how you've mentored juniors. Mention any bedside teaching, simulation sessions, or structured feedback you've given.
5. Highlight your work in immunization and nutrition: This role leads preventive health initiatives. If you've run outreach clinics, managed vaccination drives, or tackled malnutrition, detail those projects and their impact.
6. Know the county's health priorities: Isiolo is a semi-arid county with unique pediatric challenges—malnutrition, neonatal care gaps, and infectious diseases. Show you understand these realities and have ideas to address them.
7. Prepare for the Chapter Six compliance check: The application requires clearance from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, HELB, KRA, and a credit reference bureau. Get these documents ready early—they take time.
8. Polish your cover letter for the public sector: Address it to the County Public Service Board, state the exact position, and mirror the language of the ad—'specialist pediatrician'—so it's unmistakable. Keep it to one page, focused on your clinical and leadership fit.