Freetown: The Ministry of Health has initiated the shortlisting phase for the recruitment of 3,000 health workers, a vital step toward strengthening the nation's healthcare system. According to Sierra Leone News Agency, Minister of Health Dr. Austin Demby underscored the commitment to a merit-based process. "This online system ensures accountability and establishes a clear, structured framework for selecting qualified candidates," he stated. The shortlisting will rigorously assess applicant qualifications, experience, and core competencies against established standards. The Ministry urges applicants and the public to monitor its official channels for results and further instructions on subsequent recruitment stages.
Ministry of Health Begins Shortlisting for Recruitment of 3,000 Health Workers
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