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Eastern Cape Province Facility, Sub-District and District Posts EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE FACILITY, SUB-DISTRICT AND DISTRICT POSTS Facility Posts Period Field of Study Province District Sub-District Facility 2017 Clinical Psychologist ec Eastern Cape Province ec Correctional Services ICSP ec Correctional Services Health Units ec Amathole Management Area 4 ec Mthatha Management Area 1 ec Sada Management Area 2 ec St Albans Management Area 1 ec Correctional Services Health Units Total 8 ec Correctional Services ICSP Total 8 ec Oliver Tambo District Municipality ec King Sabata Dalindyebo Health sub-District ec Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital 1 ec King Sabata Dalindyebo Health sub-District Total 1 ec Oliver Tambo District Municipality Total 1 ec Eastern Cape Province Total 9 Clinical Psychologist Total 9 Dentist ec Eastern Cape Province ec Alfred Nzo District Municipality ec Umzimvubu Health sub-District ec St Patrick's Gateway Clinic 1 ec Umzimvubu Health sub-District Total 1 ec Alfred Nzo District Municipality Total 1 ec Joe Gqabi District Municipality ec Senqu Health sub-District ec Empilisweni Hospital 1 ec Senqu Health sub-District Total 1 ec Joe Gqabi District Municipality Total 1 ec SAMHS ICSP ec Military Health Units ec HC Port Elizabeth 1 ec Military Health Units Total 1 ec SAMHS ICSP Total 1 ec Eastern Cape Province Total 3 Dentist Total 3 Diagnostic Radiographer ec Eastern Cape Province ec Amathole District Municipality ec Mbhashe Health sub-District ec Willowvale CHC 1 ec Mbhashe Health sub-District Total 1 ec Amathole District Municipality Total 1 ec Joe Gqabi District Municipality ec Elundini Health sub-District ec Taylor Bequest Hospital (Elundini) 1 ec Elundini Health sub-District Total 1 ec Maletswai Health sub-District ec Burgersdorp Hospital 1 ec Maletswai Health sub-District Total 1 ec Senqu Health sub-District ec Empilisweni Hospital 1 ec Lady Grey Hospital 1 ec Umlamli Hospital 1 ec Senqu Health sub-District Total 3 ec Joe Gqabi District Municipality Total 5 ec Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality ec Nelson Mandela C Health sub-District ec Empilweni TB Hospital 1 ec Nelson Mandela C Health sub-District Total 1 ec Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Total 1 ec Oliver Tambo District Municipality ec Nyandeni Health sub-District ec Bambisana Hospital 1 ec Isilimela Hospital 1 ec Nyandeni Health sub-District Total 2 ec Oliver Tambo District Municipality Total 2 ec Sarah Baartman District Municipality ec Camdeboo Health sub-District ec SAWAS Memorial (Jansenville) Hospital 1 ec Camdeboo Health sub-District Total 1 ec Kouga Health sub-District ec Sundays Valley (Kirkwood) Hospital 1 ec Kouga Health sub-District Total 1 ec Sarah Baartman District Municipality Total 2 ec Eastern Cape Province Total 11 Diagnostic Radiographer Total 11 Dietician ec Eastern Cape Province ec Amathole District Municipality ec Mnquma Health sub-District ec Butterworth Hospital 1 ec Mnquma Health sub-District Total 1 ec Amathole District Municipality Total 1 ec Chris Hani District Municipality ec Lukhanji Health sub-District ec Frontier Hospital 1 ec Lukhanji Health sub-District Total 1 ec Sakhisizwe Health sub-District ec Elliot Hospital 1 ec Sakhisizwe Health sub-District Total 1 ec Chris Hani District Municipality Total 2 ec SAMHS ICSP ec Military Health Units ec HC Mthatha 1 ec Military Health Units Total 1 ec SAMHS ICSP Total 1 ec Sarah Baartman District Municipality ec Camdeboo Health sub-District ec Midland Hospital 1 ec Camdeboo Health sub-District Total 1 ec Sarah Baartman District Municipality Total 1 ec Eastern Cape Province Total 5 Dietician Total 5 Medical Officer ec Eastern Cape Province ec Alfred Nzo District Municipality ec Maluti Health sub-District ec Tayler Bequest Hospital (Matatiele) 3 ec Maluti Health sub-District Total 3 ec Umzimvubu Health sub-District ec Madzikane kaZulu Memorial Hospital 3 ec Mount Ayliff Hospital 2 ec St Patrick's Hospital 3 ec Umzimvubu Health sub-District Total 8 ec Alfred Nzo District Municipality Total 11 ec Amathole District Municipality ec Amahlathi Health sub-District ec Cathcart Hospital 1 ec Komga Hospital 1 ec Nompumelelo (Peddie) Hospital 3 ec SS Gida Hospital 1 ec Amahlathi Health sub-District Total 6 ec Mbhashe Health sub-District ec Idutywa Village CHC 1 ec Madwaleni Hospital 3 ec Mbhashe Health sub-District Total 4 ec Mnquma Health sub-District ec Butterworth Hospital 3 ec Nqamakwe CHC 1 ec Tafalofefe Hospital 3 ec Mnquma Health sub-District Total 7 ec Nkonkobe Health sub-District ec Adelaide Hospital 1 ec Fort Beaufort Hospital 1 ec Tower Hospital 1 ec Victoria Hospital 3 ec Nkonkobe Health sub-District Total 6 ec Amathole District Municipality Total 23 ec Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality ec Buffalo City Health sub-District ec Bhisho Hospital 2 ec Dimbaza CHC 2 ec Fort Grey TB Hospital 1 ec Grey Hospital 3 ec Buffalo City Health sub-District Total 8 ec Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality Total 8 ec Chris Hani District Municipality ec Emalahleni Health sub-District ec Dordrecht Hospital 1 ec Glen Grey Hospital 3 ec Emalahleni Health sub-District Total 4 ec Intsika Yethu Health sub-District ec Cofimvaba Hospital 2 ec Intsika Yethu Health sub-District Total 2 ec Inxuba Yethemba Health sub-District ec Cradock Hospital 2 ec Wilhelm Stahl (Middelburg) Hospital 2 ec Inxuba Yethemba Health sub-District Total 4 ec Lukhanji Health sub-District ec Frontier Hospital 1 ec Hewu Hospital 2 ec Lukhanji Health sub-District Total 3 ec Ngcobo Health sub-District ec All Saints Hospital 2 ec Mjanyana Hospital 1 ec Ngcobo Health sub-District Total 3 ec Sakhisizwe Health sub-District ec Cala Hospital 2 ec Sakhisizwe Health sub-District Total 2 ec Chris Hani District Municipality Total 18 ec Joe Gqabi District Municipality ec Elundini Health sub-District ec Maclear Hospital 1 ec Taylor Bequest Hospital (Elundini) 2 ec Elundini Health sub-District Total 3 ec Maletswai Health sub-District ec Aliwal North Hospital 1 ec St Francis Hospital 1 ec Steynsburg Hospital 1 ec Maletswai Health sub-District Total 3 ec Senqu Health sub-District ec Cloete Joubert (Barkly East) Hospital 1 ec Empilisweni Hospital 3 ec Lady Grey Hospital 3 ec Senqu Health sub-District Total 7 ec Joe Gqabi District Municipality Total 13 ec Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality ec Nelson Mandela B Health sub-District ec Laetitia Bam CHC 1 Medical Officer ec Eastern Cape Province ec Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality ec Nelson Mandela B Health sub-District Total 1 ec Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Total 1 ec Oliver Tambo District Municipality ec King Sabata Dalindyebo Health sub-District ec Ngangelizwe CHC 1 ec Ngcwanguba CHC 1 ec King Sabata Dalindyebo Health sub-District Total 2 ec Mhlontlo Health sub-District ec Dr Malizo Mpehle Memorial Hospital 3 ec Mhlakulo CHC 1 ec Nessie Knight Hospital 2 ec Mhlontlo Health sub-District Total 6 ec Nyandeni Health sub-District ec Bambisana Hospital 2 ec Canzibe Hospital 1 ec Port St Johns CHC 1 ec St Barnabas Hospital 2 ec Nyandeni Health sub-District Total 6 ec Qaukeni Health sub-District ec Holy Cross Hospital 3 ec St Elizabeth's Hospital 4 ec Qaukeni Health sub-District Total 7 ec Oliver Tambo District Municipality Total 21 ec SAMHS ICSP ec Military Health Units ec SB Mthatha 1 ec Military Health Units Total 1 ec SAMHS ICSP Total 1 ec Sarah Baartman District Municipality ec Camdeboo Health sub-District ec Midland Hospital 2 ec Camdeboo Health sub-District Total 2 ec Kouga Health sub-District ec BJ Vorster (Kareedouw) Hospital 1 ec Humansdorp Hospital 2 ec Joubertina CHC 1 ec Kouga Health sub-District Total 4 ec Sarah Baartman District Municipality Total 6 ec Eastern Cape Province Total 102 Medical Officer Total 102 Occupational Therapist ec Eastern Cape Province ec Alfred Nzo District Municipality ec Maluti Health sub-District ec Tayler Bequest Hospital (Matatiele) 1 ec Maluti Health sub-District Total 1 ec Alfred Nzo District Municipality Total 1 ec Amathole District Municipality ec Nkonkobe Health sub-District ec Tower Hospital 1 ec Victoria Hospital 1 ec Nkonkobe Health sub-District Total 2 ec Amathole District Municipality Total 2 ec Chris Hani District Municipality ec Inxuba Yethemba Health sub-District ec Wilhelm Stahl (Middelburg) Hospital 1 ec Inxuba Yethemba Health sub-District Total 1 ec Ngcobo Health sub-District ec All Saints Hospital 1 ec Ngcobo Health sub-District Total 1 ec Chris Hani District Municipality Total 2 ec Joe Gqabi District Municipality ec Elundini Health sub-District ec Taylor Bequest Hospital (Elundini) 1 ec Elundini Health sub-District Total 1 ec Joe Gqabi District Municipality Total 1 ec Oliver Tambo District Municipality ec Qaukeni Health sub-District ec St Elizabeth's Hospital 1 ec Qaukeni Health sub-District Total 1 ec Oliver Tambo District Municipality Total 1 ec Sarah Baartman District Municipality ec Kouga Health sub-District ec Humansdorp Hospital 1 ec Kouga Health sub-District Total 1 ec Sarah Baartman District Municipality Total 1 ec Eastern Cape Province Total 8 Occupational Therapist Total 8 Pharmacist ec Eastern Cape Province ec Alfred Nzo District Municipality ec Maluti Health sub-District ec Maluti CHC 1 ec Maluti Health sub-District Total 1 ec Umzimvubu Health sub-District ec Sipetu Hospital 1 ec Tabankulu CHC 1 ec Umzimvubu Health sub-District Total 2 ec Alfred Nzo District Municipality Total 3 ec Amathole District Municipality ec Nkonkobe Health sub-District ec Adelaide Hospital 1 ec Bedford Hospital 1 ec Nkonkobe Health sub-District Total 2 ec Amathole District Municipality Total 2 ec Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality ec Buffalo City Health sub-District ec Dimbaza CHC 1 ec Nontyatyambo CHC 1 ec Buffalo City Health
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