JOB VACANCIES: Graduate Jobs Available At The Nigerian Airforce [APPLY NOW]

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The Nigerian Air Force, invites application from suitable qualified candidates for the limited vacancies available for 2017 Housemanship/Internship training at the 561 Nigerian Air Force Hospital, Ikeja in the under-listed positions below:

Job Title: Optometrist
Requirements

  • Bachelor of Science Optometry.
  • Provisional Certificate of registration from the Council.
Remuneration
House Officers/Interns will be provided free accommodation and paid salaries in line with the current scale approved by the Federal Government.


Job Title: Physiotherapist

Requirements

  • Bachelor of Physiotherapy.
  • Provisional Certificate of registration from the Council.
Remuneration
House Officers/Interns will be provided free accommodation and paid salaries in line with the current scale approved by the Federal Government.

Job Title: Medical Laboratory Scientist

Requirements

  • Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science (BMLS)
  • Provisional Certificate of registration from the Council.
Remuneration
House Officers/Interns will be provided free accommodation and paid salaries in line with the current scale approved by the Federal Government.

Job Title: Pharmacist

Requirements

  • Bachelor of Pharmacy (B Pharm)
  • Provisional Certificate of registration from the Council.
Remuneration
House Officers/Interns will be provided free accommodation and paid salaries in line with the current scale approved by the Federal Government.

Job Title: Medical Doctor

Requirements

  • Bachelor of Medicine, Surgery (MBBS) or its equivalent from recognized institution.
  • Provisional registration with Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria.
Remuneration
House Officers/Interns will be provided free accommodation and paid salaries in line with the current scale approved by the Federal Government.

Method of Application

Applicants are to obtain Application Forms free of charge at the address below:

561 NAF Hospital,
Ikeja,
Lagos State.

Or

461 NAF Hospital,
Kaduna State.


Selection Interview

  • Shortlisted candidates will be invited via SMS for selection interview at one of the 2 centres. Successful candidates will be expected to work at "561 NAF Hospital, Ikeja" only for the period of one year and are to abide by the civil service regulations and ethics.
Note

  • Completed application forms, together with written application, are to be submitted with relevant documents at any of the 2 centres stated above. Candidates are required to affix 1 passport size photograph to their application forms.
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