Federal Ministry of Health Recruits Head of Finance, Global Fund Programmer

The National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP), with support of Roll Back Malaria (RBM) Partners has committed itself to universal coverage for all malaria interventions as the optimal approach to malaria control. The Malaria Strategic Plan 2009-2013 thus expands the programmatic focus from the vulnerable to the entire population at risk. The major interventions adopted for malaria control in Nigeria include ensuring that:

All individuals, especially vulnerable groups, have access to appropriate treatment within 24 hours of onset of symptoms;
All individuals, especially vulnerable groups sleep inside Insecticide Treated Nets/long lasting Insecticide-treated Nets.

The Federal Ministry of Health in collaboration with the Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM) and the Global Fund has decided to reposition NMCP to be more responsive to the implementation of the Grant for optimal impact. To this end, vacancies now exist at NMCP for the following position:

Jobs title

(1) Federal Ministry of Health Recruits Head of Finance, Global Fund Programmer



(2)Project Accountant (GF) at the Federal Ministry of Health


(3) Internal Auditor (GF) at the Federal Ministry of Health

Application Closing Date
6th September, 2013
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should forward a Letter of intent, highlighting the required attributes with CV to:

The National Coordinator,
National Malaria Control Programme
Abuja, FCT.
Or Email: nmcpnigeriarecruits@gmail.com
Note:
Submissions without a subject title will NOT be processed.
All applications must be received by Friday, 6th September 2013.
Interviews will commence thereafter with a view to engaging the best candidates immediately.
Only shortlisted candidates would be contacted for further assessment/interviews.

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