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GRANTS AND COMPLIANCE OFFICER
KwaZulu-Natal | Contract
The Health Systems Trust (HST) seeks to appoint a qualified and experienced Grants and Compliance Officer to support the effective implementation of HST's programs and projects. Based in Durban, the role will provide grants, contracts, compliance and internal assurance support across the organisation. The incumbent will monitor compliance with funder requirements, applicable legislation, contractual obligations, and HST policies and procedures; support risk-based assurance activities; and assist with the drafting, review, administration, and monitoring of contracts and legal agreements. The incumbent will be responsible for ensuring compliance and adherence to funder requirements, HST policies, standard operating procedures (SOP’s) and best business practice within the Grants and Compliance Office of HST. The role requires a strong focus on internal controls, financial oversight, risk management, audit readiness and donor accountability, ensuring full transparency, compliance, and value for money in a donor-funded environment.
RESEARCH TECHNICIAN
KwaZulu-Natal | eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality | Umlazi | Contract
The Health Systems Trust (HST) wishes to appoint a highly motivated Research Technician to support the laboratory needs of clinical and translational research projects conducted at Health System Trust’s FRESH clinical research site (CRS), located at Megacity in Umlazi, KZN. Research projects will focus on the role of the female genital tract microbiome in health outcomes such as HIV acquisition and preterm birth. The Site: FRESH is a groundbreaking initiative that integrates scientific research with community empowerment. The research technician will work closely with FRESH staff and with research technicians from the HIV Pathogenesis Programme (HPP) based at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Nelson Mandela School of Medicine in Durban. Research Focus: Research will focus on the female genital tract microbiome and its impact on health outcomes such as HIV acquisition and preterm birth. Additionally, investigations will assess how bacterial interactions shape the composition of the vaginal microbiome, which is known to impact female sexual and reproductive health. Reporting: The research technician will be co-supervised by FRESH Principal Investigator, Dr Rosie Mngqbisa, and Dr Meilin Zhu who is the Director of Translational Research from the US-based Kwon Lab at the Ragon Institute of Mass General Brigham, MIT and Harvard. At FRESH, Drs Mngqbisa and Zhu lead innovative interventional clinical trials. Techniques and Assays: This laboratory technician will be handling and processing tissue and blood samples, and performing immunologic assays, nucleic acid extractions, PCR, sequencing, preparation of interventional products, and novel assays to study mucosal immune responses to mucosal bacteria. Contract Type: This is a fixed-term contract position, renewable based on performance and availability of funds.