General affairs for a community hospital: maintaining hospital facilities, dealing with government offices, drafting and managing contracts and internal notices, and some driving.
Koto Hospital is a general hospital in Oshima, Koto-ku, Tokyo, with 286 beds: 256 acute-care beds and a 30-bed convalescent rehabilitation ward. It has internal medicine specialties, surgery, orthopedics, neurosurgery, pediatrics, gynecology, urology, ophthalmology, ENT, dermatology, a dialysis center, a sleep apnea center and a health checkup center, and saw an average of 672 outpatients a day in fiscal 2025. It is a Tokyo secondary emergency hospital and a disaster base hospital.
The hospital opened in March 1955 and is run by the social medical corporation Junkokai, whose group also includes a kidney clinic, a geriatric care facility, a home-care clinic, a visiting nursing station and a dementia group home. It had 597 staff, including 69 doctors and 253 nurses, in April 2026.
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Physical therapist for inpatients on Koto Hospital's acute wards, providing post-operative mobilisation, range-of-motion, strength and gait training and ADL rehabilitation.
Provide rehabilitation to inpatients on the acute wards of Koto Hospital, working with doctors and nurses on each patient's plan and recovery for life after discharge.
Dietitian in the in-house nutrition department of Koto Hospital, mainly handling patient meal service plus nutrition counselling, group classes and the staff canteen.
Full-time hospital pharmacist at Koto Hospital in Ojima, Koto: ward pharmacy work including patient counselling, prescription checks and IV/chemotherapy mixing.
Occupational therapist on Koto Hospital's acute wards, providing individual rehabilitation for orthopaedic, internal-medicine and respiratory inpatients and preparing them for life after discharge.
Hospital in-house IT: support the electronic medical record and other systems, answer staff queries, fix PCs and printers, maintain servers and network, and plan new systems.