Training and internships
Internships, nurse training, clinical placements and surgical fellowships.
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Careers
More than 180 people work at CoRSU to restore movement, function and dignity for people with disability. You could be one of them.
Why work at CoRSU
CoRSU is a Ugandan non-profit hospital established in 2006. It provides orthopaedic surgery, plastic surgery and rehabilitation, mainly for children as well as adults with disability.
Surgeons, nurses, therapists, technicians, community workers and support staff plan and deliver care together.
Orthopaedic surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery and comprehensive rehabilitation on one site, with priority given to children.
CoRSU hosts students from Ugandan and international universities, trains surgical fellows and works with local and international institutions on research.
People with disability are encouraged to apply for every role we advertise.

Current openings
Each advert is a PDF with the full job description, requirements and closing date.
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How to apply
Qualified candidates should submit a detailed CV with a cover letter and copies of academic qualifications.
You will need the three documents listed here.
Send it by email or by post. The details are in the panel on this page.
Use the title of the job you are applying for and your name as the subject of the email.
The range of work
These are roles CoRSU advertised between December 2024 and August 2026. They are shown to illustrate the kinds of people we recruit. They are not current openings.
Internships, nurse training, clinical placements and surgical fellowships.
Supply goods, equipment and services to the hospital through open bidding.
Give today
Children aged five and under are treated free at CoRSU, and older children at a subsidised rate. Gifts from people like you make that possible.