We are one of Southern Africa's foremost pathology laboratories. We take pride in our innovative, professional and quality pathology and laboratory medicine services that we provide to healthcare practitioners and patients.
As a Branch Support Clerk, you play an important part in ensuring the smooth day‑to‑day running of the laboratory and care centre environment. Your role helps create a space where colleagues can deliver their best work, where patients feel supported, and where operations flow with ease. Through your organised, dependable approach, you help build a high‑performance environment where everyone can focus on what they do best. This role places you at the heart of our people‑centric culture, contributing to seamless service, engaged teams, and an empowered workplace.
Requirements
Role Requirements
To join us in this role, you are required to hold a Grade 12 qualification. Beyond this, what truly matters is your willingness to learn, your commitment to reliability, and your interest in supporting both people and processes. This role offers the opportunity to grow your skills, develop professionally, and take meaningful steps in your career journey as part of an organisation that invests in future capabilities.
We welcome individuals who bring between 2 - 3 years of administrative experience. A background in healthcare or similar operational environments is helpful, though not essential. What will set you apart is your ability to approach tasks with professionalism, care, and an organised mindset. You bring a readiness to support various administrative and operational activities and are comfortable assisting both colleagues and patients in a friendly, respectful manner. This role offers an excellent foundation for those looking to grow into more specialised or leadership roles over time.
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