One of the biggest and most reputable medical facilities in East Africa, Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania (CCBRT), posted a high-level position for an ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) Specialist in January 2026. This position, which is based in Dar es Salaam, is essential to CCBRT’s goal of offering specialized healthcare to all Tanzanians, including those who reside in underprivileged or vulnerable areas.

Although CCBRT is well known for its efforts in disability prevention and rehabilitation, it has developed into a full-service healthcare institution. The General Surgery Department’s ENT Unit is presently undergoing a phase of strategic expansion. In addition to being a clinician, the chosen applicant will also serve as a mentor, leader, and developer of specialized medical services.

1. Overview of the Position: ENT Specialist (Otorhinolaryngologist)
   The entire range of otorhinolaryngology care is handled by the senior clinical position of ENT Specialist at CCBRT. This involves treating ailments including sinus problems, common hearing loss, and complicated head and neck procedures.

Feature	Details
Organization	Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania (CCBRT)
Location	Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Reference Number	2026-01
Department	General Surgery (ENT Unit)
Application Deadline	15th February 2026

2. Strategic Responsibility Pillars
   Clinical excellence, consultation support, leadership, service development, and academic contribution are the five key categories of effect around which the ENT Specialist’s responsibilities are organized.

A. All-inclusive Medical Services
The Specialist works in three different hospital settings:

Leading clinics for the screening, diagnosis, and non-invasive treatment of ear, nose, and throat disorders are found at the Outpatient Department (OPD).

Leading ward rounds and being on call for emergencies are all part of managing the care of patients in for acute conditions or post-operative recuperation in the inpatient department (IPD).

ENT procedures that can change a person’s life are performed by the Operating Theatre Department (OTD). This covers operations including tonsillectomies, septoplasties, and more intricate vocal or auditory system surgery.

B. Expert Guidance and Referral Assistance
The ENT Specialist is the “final word” in complicated cases at CCBRT.

Junior Doctor Review: Supervising and evaluating patients who were first seen by medical officers or junior residents.

Cross-Departmental Collaboration: Providing the Ophthalmology, Pediatrics, or General Surgery departments with professional ENT opinions, especially in cases of trauma or congenital anomalies.

C. Leadership and Supervision
Mentoring: Ensuring that the upcoming generation of Tanzanian physicians upholds excellent standards of care by actively monitoring junior physicians in the OPD and wards.

Briefings: Taking part in and frequently presiding over morning briefings that evaluate surgical schedules and daily cases.

D. Quality Enhancement and Service Development
CCBRT is expanding its services rather than merely sustaining them.

Market Expansion: Participating in public marketing campaigns for ENT services to raise awareness of the available treatments.

SOP Development: To guarantee that every patient receives evidence-based care, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and illness management guidelines are written and improved.

Data Integrity: Ensuring the accuracy of medical data, which is crucial for long-term planning and hospital reporting.

E. Contribution to Academics and Research
Clinical audits: Examining surgical results and patient satisfaction information on a regular basis to pinpoint areas that need improvement.

Research: Conducting clinical studies to add to the corpus of knowledge on otorhinolaryngology worldwide, especially with regard to public health in East Africa.

3. Qualifications and Experience Requirements for Candidates
   CCBRT is seeking a specialist who possesses both the steady hand of an experienced surgeon and excellent academic expertise.

Educational Background: * MMED in Otorhinolaryngology: A master’s degree in medicine with an ENT concentration from an accredited university is required.

MCT Registration: The applicant must be completely registered as a specialist with the Medical Council of Tanganyika.

• At least three (3) years of active practice as a surgeon following specialization is required for professional experience. It is very beneficial to have experience working at a busy regional or referral hospital.

Technical Proficiency: * Proven ability to perform both standard and invasive ENT procedures.

proficiency with contemporary diagnostic instruments, including audiology equipment and endoscopes.

4. The CCBRT Environment: A Career Driven by Mission
   There are differences between working at CCBRT and a typical private clinic.

Inclusivity: When it comes to disability-inclusive healthcare, CCBRT is a trailblazer. You will be employed in a setting that prioritizes accessibility.

Holistic Care: “Rehabilitation” is the hospital’s main focus. In order to guarantee that a patient not only has surgery but also regains their capacity to communicate, an ENT expert may need to collaborate closely with audiologists and speech therapists.

High Volume/High Impact: You will care for a wide range of patients, many of whom have complicated, advanced illnesses that call for advanced surgery.

5. Application Procedure: How to Submit an Application
   CCBRT has a strict and merit-based hiring procedure.

Prepare your resume, cover letter, and list of three (3) professional references (ideally previous clinical directors or supervisors).

Submission: Send an email to recruitment@ccbrt.org with your application.

Citation: In the topic line, provide the Reference Number 2026-01.

The deadline is February 15, 2026.

Assessment: Keep in mind that written evaluations are part of the process. Applying early is advantageous because applications are considered on a rolling basis.

⚠️ Critical Warning on Employment Scams: According to the SSB CAREERHUB “Critical Warning,” CCBRT never asks for or takes money throughout the hiring process. It is fraudulent if you are requested to pay a “placement fee” or “exam fee.”

6. Tips for a Successful ENT Interview
   The panel will consider your clinical judgment and leadership potential if you are selected for this position.

The “Complex Case” Discussion: Prepare a case study of a challenging ENT procedure you carried out, emphasizing the choices you made and the results.

Teaching Attitude: A culture of learning is valued by CCBRT. Prepare to talk about your past experiences mentoring junior employees or students.

The Management of Resources: “How do you prioritize your surgical list when faced with a high volume of patients and limited theatre time?”

7. Conclusion: Improving Tanzania’s Senses
   The position of ENT Specialist at CCBRT is ideal for a physician who wants their work to influence future generations. You are providing patients their voice and their capacity to interact with the outside world by managing complex diseases, treating vocal abnormalities, and restoring hearing.