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About MedSkift

Making every shift safer, fairer and quicker to fill

Across Zimbabwe, wards run short, pharmacies need weekend cover and families look for someone trustworthy to care for a parent at night. At the same time, skilled nurses, doctors and carers want extra work on their own terms. MedSkift puts the two together, with verification at the centre.

Launching in Zimbabwe

Why we built it

Short-notice staffing should not depend on who you know

Filling a gap in the rota still usually means a chain of phone calls and WhatsApp groups, with little way to confirm that the person arriving is registered, current and who they say they are. Health workers, in turn, have no easy way to show their credentials once and be trusted everywhere.

MedSkift is the missing layer: every worker’s identity and licence and every employer’s registration is checked, rates are agreed in the open, and a booking is a clear record for both sides. Employers pay a flat fee per booked shift; health workers pay nothing.

We are starting in Zimbabwe, and the platform is built so that professions, regulators and documents can be configured for new countries later.

What we believe

Four principles behind every decision

Trust first

Verification is the product. We would rather be slower to approve than wrong about who is on a ward.

Fair to workers

No fees for health workers, no cut of wages, pay shown upfront and the same rules for everyone.

Patients come first

Every feature is judged by whether it leads to safer care: current licences, clear handovers, reliable cover.

Honest by default

No invented numbers, no hidden charges. When we launch something, we tell you what it does and what it costs.

Who runs MedSkift

MedSkift is built and operated by Attribute AI, LLC. We would love to hear from facilities, councils, associations and health workers who want to shape it. Write to hello@medskift.com or use our contact form.

Ready when the next shift is.

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