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Senior Community Health Extension Worker (SCHEW) at Zamfara State Primary Health Care Board
CDIil y a environ 1 mois
Job Description
Zamfara
CDI
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Zamfara State Primary Health Care Board invites applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill the position below:
Job Title: Community Health Officer (CHO)
Location: Zamfara
Job type: Full-Time
Job category: Healthcare/Medical Jobs in Nigeria
Requirements: Certificate of Midwife from NMCN + Current NMCN annual practicing license.
General Eligibility: Nigerian citizen by birth; Valid National ID/NIN; Age: 18–40 years; Medically and physically fit; No criminal record; not dismissed from public service; Willingness to work in rural areas and be deployed anywhere in the state.
Document Checklist: Candidates are to provide the following listed below: Passport photograph; Birth certificate/declaration; LGA Indigene certificate; Curriculum Vitae; Academic certificates; Professional certificates & practising licences (where applicable); Valid NIN slip/card.
Automatic Disqualification: Candidates will be disqualified if they provide: Missing or invalid professional licence; Incorrect age; Incomplete academic requirements; Multiple submissions; Falsified documents.
Application Closing Date: Not Specified.
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