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Manager - Quality Assurance - Nepal CRS Company (March 31, 2017) Manager - Quality Assurance - Nepal CRS Company (March 31, 2017) Kantipur (17 March 2017)

Post: Registrar Gynecologist & Obstetrician - 1 QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE MD in Gynaecology and Obstetrics. Minimum three month experience. Post: Staff Nurse (For ICU) - 3  QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE PCL Nursing and registered at Nepal Nursing council. Training on ICU care or one year work experience at ICU set up. Post: Staff Nurse ( SBA trained ) QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE PCL Nursing and registered at Nepal Nursing council. SBA trained or one year work experience at Gyane/Obs.Department.  Interested candidates are requested to apply within  10th of April 2017 .  Only shortlisted candidates will be called for interview. Siddhi Memorial Hospital (Women and Children) PO Box: 40, Bhimsensthan, Bhaktapur E-mail:  siddhimfoundation@yahoo.com  /  adminofficer@smf.org.np ORIGINAL SOURCE OF INFO (JOBSNEPAL.COM)

Registrar (MD: General Surgery, Anesthesiology, Cardiology) & Assistant Pharmacist - Grande International Hospital Registrar (MD: General Surgery, Anesthesiology, Cardiology) & Assistant Pharmacist - Grande International Hospital Registrar (MD: General Surgery, Anesthesiology, Cardiology) & Assistant Pharmacist - Grande International Hospital Kantipur (29 March 2017)

Tuberculosis (TB)  remains as a  public health problem  in Nepal, as it is responsible for ill health among  thousands of people each year. TB also ranks as the  sixth  leading cause of death in the country. During  this reporting year, NTP registered  34,121  TB cases. Among them 15,655 ( 46% ) were new smear  positive TB cases, 2,202 (6%) were smear positive retreatment cases, 6,686 (20%) were sputum smear  negative and 8,966 (26%) were extra‐pulmonary TB cases. Out of total registered cases in NTP, there  were 12,300 (36%) female and 21,821 (64%) male. According to the latest WHO data published in May  2014, tuberculosis deaths in Nepal reached  5,506 . This is 3.5% of total deaths. The age adjusted death  rate is 27.80 per 100,000 of population. This ranks Nepal as  43  in the world.  The majority of TB cases and deaths occur among men, the burden of disease among women seems si...