Overview
Clarendon Health Department is recruiting a temporary Health Records Clerk to support patient registration, records handling, filing and clerical services within the Southern Regional Health Authority.
Full job description
The official vacancy lists a salary range of $1,792,163-$2,130,319 per annum plus allowances; the PDF does not explicitly label the currency, so no currency assumption is made here. The role includes health-records and clerical duties and may require rotating shifts listed as 7:00am-3:00pm, 2:00pm-10:00pm and 10:00pm-7:00am. Applications are requested by email by Wednesday, 26 August 2026.
Requirements & qualifications
Applicants should have four CXC/GCE O-Level subjects including English Language, Biology and Mathematics. Clerical and computer experience is an asset. Candidates should review the official PDF for the complete requirements and application instructions.
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Verification notes
Verified against the official Southern Regional Health Authority vacancy PDF and jobs listing. The notice confirms temporary status, Clarendon Health Department, qualification requirements, shift pattern, salary figures and the 26 August 2026 application date.
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