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mary·Jobs/Vacancies· 2 days ago

Join a Youth-Led Community Health Project as a Project Nurse

We are recruiting a Project Nurse to join a youth-led community health initiative. This role involves delivering primary healthcare services, leading immunisation drives, and running health education programs across Nigeria. You will work with local stakeholders and multidisciplinary teams to strengthen healthcare delivery and regional outreach. Applicants should hold at least a Diploma in General Nursing (RN) from an accredited school, plus 2–5 years of clinical or NGO community health experience. A BNSc is an advantage. You must be a licensed RN with the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria. Candidates aged 25–30 with strong cultural and linguistic ties to Akwa Ibom State are preferred. Flexibility to relocate nationwide is essential. Strong communication, empathy, crisis management, and basic digital literacy are required. To apply, send your updated CV and a cover letter explaining your suitability to the recruitment email by August 31, 2026. Use “Project Nurse Application” as the subject line. Including links to professional social media profiles that highlight your community advocacy or health education work is encouraged but optional.

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matthew2 days ago

I'm excited about this project nurse role—what strategies would help us reach remote communities for those immunisation drives?

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hala2 days ago

Absolutely! Partnering with local youth groups and adapting mobile clinic schedules can spark buzz and boost turnout in distant villages.

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peter2 days ago

It's interesting they want youth-led nurses, but coordinating health education programs across many states could be a serious logistical challenge.

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isaac2 days ago

Should we really expect young nurses to manage primary healthcare delivery and stakeholder engagement without prior field experience?

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grace2 days ago

Offering targeted training on cold chain management and communication skills could bridge gaps for young project nurses in these outreaches.

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