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Najmussama Shefajo Hospital is a leading private medical institution in Kabul, Afghanistan, founded by Dr. Najmussama Shefajo, with a mission to provide affordable, high‑quality healthcare services in obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, infertility treatment, and advanced diagnostics, while reducing maternal and neonatal mortality through modern medical practices and community outreach. The hospital is committed to empowering women by employing a majority female workforce, offering free training programs for Afghan specialists, and conducting public health awareness campaigns on hygiene, mental health, and disease prevention. Security Management Develop, refine, and consolidate hospital security management plans and related tools in line with evolving risks and patient needs. Regularly conduct analysis of security trends within Najmussama Shefajo Hospital and ensure policies are aligned to protect patients, staff, and hospital assets. Ensure the hospital operates within acceptable security risk levels, with mitigation strategies in place across all departments. Interested and qualified candidates are invited to submit their CV and cover letter to: 📧 [email protected] Note: Please mention the position title “ ” in the subject line of your email.
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Najmussama Shefajo Hospital is a leading private medical institution in Kabul, Afghanistan, founded by Dr. Najmussama Shefajo, with a mission to provide affordable, high‑quality healthcare services in obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, infertility treatment, and advanced diagnostics, while reducing maternal and neonatal mortality through modern medical practices and community outreach. The hospital is committed to empowering women by employing a majority female workforce, offering free training programs for Afghan specialists, and conducting public health awareness campaigns on hygiene, mental health, and disease prevention. It strives to expand access to healthcare by maintaining charity activities such as free medicines and consultations, investing in modern laboratories and specialized departments, and building partnerships with national and international organizations. Guided by values of professionalism, integrity, teamwork, and innovation, Najmussama Shefajo Hospital envisions becoming a center of excellence in maternal and child health, continuously improving patient care and contributing to the overall well‑being of Afghan society.
The Head of Security at Najmussama Shefajo Hospital is responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining comprehensive security policies and procedures to safeguard patients, staff, and hospital assets. This role ensures that all security protocols are regularly updated and effectively applied across the hospital’s facilities, including clinical departments, laboratories, and administrative offices. The Head of Security will foster a culture of vigilance, responsibility, and well‑behaviour management among staff, ensuring that patient safety, dignity, and comfort are always prioritized. Duties include conducting regular risk assessments, monitoring evolving security dynamics within Najmussama Shefajo Hospital, and anticipating potential threats to both staff and patients. By providing timely reports and recommendations to senior management, the Head of Security will ensure a safe, respectful, and secure environment that supports the hospital’s mission of delivering trusted, high‑quality healthcare.
Develop, refine, and consolidate hospital security management plans and related tools in line with evolving risks and patient needs.
Regularly conduct analysis of security trends within Najmussama Shefajo Hospital and ensure policies are aligned to protect patients, staff, and hospital assets.
Ensure the hospital operates within acceptable security risk levels, with mitigation strategies in place across all departments.
Provide technical line management of all security focal points within the hospital and ensure their responsibilities are aligned with hospital standards.
Incorporate security approaches into operational planning and daily practices, with emphasis on patient dignity and well‑behaviour management.
Coordinate with relevant focal points during emergencies and serve as the lead during critical incident management, keeping senior leadership informed.
Ensure all hospital units have updated security policies tailored to their specific contexts and applied cohesively.
Conduct regular security audits of hospital facilities and share reports with senior management.
Ensure security‑related costs are incorporated into hospital budgets.
Develop acceptance‑based security strategies to strengthen hospital operations and community trust.
In critical situations, support hospital teams in developing threat‑specific security protocols.
Lead in promoting a culture of security, respectful behaviour, and patient‑centered care across the hospital.
Maintain an overview of all agreements, permits, and registration documents with authorities and stakeholders that may affect hospital operations.
Conduct security mapping of hospital facilities and propose proactive engagement strategies.
Ensure all hospital premises (offices, wards, laboratories, and residences) meet requisite security standards.
Coordinate with hospital fleet managers and ensure all drivers follow travel security protocols.
Conduct analysis of security incidents and define strategies to prevent and mitigate recurrence.
Support hospital teams in developing and updating contingency and evacuation plans.
Ensure security management integrates both traditional and modern technologies.
Produce monthly security reports for senior management.
Note: Please mention the position title “ ” in the subject line of your email.
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