NGO Job Alert: Become a PHC Officer with Save the Children – Apply Now

Are you a medical professional with a license looking for a job in Borno State? Save the Children is hiring a Primary HealthCare (PHC) Officer to work in Kaga and Mobbar. Apply now.




Primary Healthcare Officer (Borno) – Save the Children Nigeria

Job Title:     Primary HealthCare (PHC) Officer
Organisation:     Save the Children Nigeria
Job Type:     Full-Time
Location:     Borno State (Kaga, Mobbar, and other LGAs outside MMC/Jere)
Grade Level:     4
Application Deadline:     Not specified


A New Job Opportunity in Borno State

Save the Children is a well-known organization that helps children and families all over the world. They are currently looking for a qualified person to work as a Primary HealthCare (PHC) Officer in Borno State. The person who gets this job will be responsible for ensuring that all healthcare services are of high quality in many health facilities. This is a very important role that will help to improve the health of many children and families in the state.


About Save the Children

Save the Children is a global organization that works to improve the lives of children. They focus on making sure children have access to good healthcare, education, and protection from harm. The organization works closely with local communities and government bodies to achieve its goals. By joining this organization, you will become part of a team that is dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of vulnerable children.


Key Responsibilities of a PHC Officer

As the PHC Officer, you will be responsible for many important tasks. Your main job will be to support the day-to-day activities at health centers in Kaga, Mobbar, and other areas outside of Maiduguri. Some of your key duties will include:


 • Improving Health Services: You will make sure that the quality of health services at the centers is good. This includes helping with the management of diseases and making sure that newborns and children get the care they need.


 • Building Capacity: You will train and mentor the healthcare workers already in the health facilities. This will be done through on-the-job training to help them improve their skills. You will also help train Community Health Workers.


 • Managing Supplies and Equipment: You will oversee the management of medicines, medical supplies, and other equipment. You will help with documentation to make sure that everything is in order and that all equipment is working well.


 • Leading Outreach Services: You will work with the Ministry of Health staff to provide important healthcare services to communities that are far away from the health centers. This will involve leading health outreach programs.


 • Data and Reporting: You will help with the process of reporting on the progress of health programs. You will also assist in developing new program strategies and work plans.


 • Working with the Community: You will work closely with community leaders and other organizations to build good relationships and make sure that health activities are running well at the community level. You will also represent Save the Children in meetings with the government and other groups.


Required Skills, Experience, and Education

To be considered for this job, you must meet the following requirements:


 Education: You must have a Medical Degree (MB, BS; MB, BCh) or a degree in Nursing and Midwifery from a recognized university in Nigeria.


 License and Experience: You must have a valid practicing license and your NYSC certificate. You need at least three years of experience after graduation. Previous experience working with other NGOs is an added advantage.


 Computer Skills: You must be computer literate and have a good understanding of Microsoft Office programs like Word and Excel.


 Language Skills: You must be fluent in both English and Hausa, both when speaking and writing.


 Soft Skills: You need to have good communication skills, be able to work well in a team, and have the ability to work independently with little supervision. You must also be adaptable and able to manage your work well.

 

      How to Apply

To apply for this role, you must have a valid Indeed account. Click the link below to view and apply via Save the Children's career portal: 


     Click here to apply for the Primary HealthCare Officer position in Borno 


Reporting & Collaboration

  • Reports To: Primary Healthcare Coordinator
  • Direct Reports: Nurses, Midwives, Health Volunteers
  • Budget Oversight: None
  • Coordinates With: LGA/State Health Authorities, Community Stakeholders, Other NGOs


         Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Who can apply for the Primary HealthCare Officer role?
Anyone with a Medical Degree (MBBS or equivalent) or a degree in Nursing or Midwifery, with at least 3 years of post-graduation experience, can apply. A valid practicing license is also required.


2. What locations will the PHC Officer be posted to?
The job is based in Borno State, specifically supporting health services in Kaga, Mobbar, and potentially other LGAs outside MMC/Jere.


3. Is prior NGO experience required?
It is not mandatory but previous experience with Save the Children or other NGOs will be considered an added advantage.


4. Will I be managing a team?
Yes. The PHC Officer will supervise nurses, midwives, and health volunteers, while coordinating activities with local and state health authorities.


5. What kind of support will I receive?
The officer will work closely with the Primary Healthcare Coordinator, and will be supported with mentorship, technical tools, and capacity-building sessions.


6. Is this a full-time or contract position?
It is a full-time national post. Contract terms will be clarified during the recruitment and onboarding stages.


7. How do I apply for this job?
You can apply directly via Save the Children’s official job portal:


         Click here to apply now


Important Note

Save the Children recruitment is free of charge. Do not pay anyone or offer favours in exchange for a job.



Source: Save the Children Nigeria Official Careers Portal



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