Are you passionate about improving health services in Papua New Guinea? The Catholic Church Health Services (CCHS) of the Diocese of Kavieng-Lorengau is currently seeking qualified and committed professionals to join our team in Kavieng.

If you have the right experience and a heart for service, we encourage you to apply.

Available Positions:

• Diocesan Health Manager
• Finance Officer
• Monitoring & Evaluation / Health Promotion Officer
• Human Resource Officer

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

• Creating a pool of trained health workers

Attention Trained Health Workers
NDOH seeks to compile a comprehensive pool of trained yet
unemployed health workers who have successfully graduated from all
accredited Nursing, Community Health Workers. and medical schools
and universities .

Aspen Medical  Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea has a job vacancy of Health Extension Officer. 

Full-time : Hospitals and Health Care

Job Position 
Health Extension Officer - PNG at Aspen Medical

Job Description

We have a range of opportunities for Health Care Professionals to join our fantastic team based in Papua New Guinea, who can operate in remote locations throughout the country on short-term and long-term Projects.

To apply for these positions, please provide the following requirements:

Marie Stopes PNG has two job vacancies : Apply now!

• Consultant – Laboratory Technician and
• Consultant – Medical Imaging Technologist

About 
Since 2006, Marie Stopes Papua New Guinea (MSPNG) has worked in partnership with the National Department of Health (NDoH) of Papua New Guinea (PNG) to deliver high-quality SRH awareness, education, and services across PNG.

Our mission is ‘children by choice, not chance’.

Job Description
CARE International PNG is recruiting a Project Officer. In Bougainville, CARE managed the Village Assemblies Strengthening and the Bougainville
Community Governance projects (2013-17). CARE developed tools and training that have since been adopted by Bougainville’s Department of
Community Government. Now, under the Community Government Act of 2016, there is the opportunity to bring CARE’s experience to bear on the
new government structures. Importantly, Bougainville’s Community Governments are represented by a Chair and Deputy Chair, one of whom mustvbe a woman. The same female/male parity is true at ward level. While the Act ensures that local government representation is gender balanced,
CARE believes that not enough attention has been paid to the actual working relations of these women and men leaders. Most of these women are
holding political office for the first time; likewise, it is the first time for most of the men to be working with women as colleagues with equal

Burnet Overview
Burnet Institute is a leading Australian medical research and public health organisation focused on achieving  better health for vulnerable communities in Australia and internationally by accelerating the translation of research, discovery and evidence into sustainable health solutions. The Institute is headquartered in  Melbourne with programs that operate across Asia and the Pacific. The NGO operation combines research  activities with practical action through the design and implementation of public health and development
programs. The Institute has headquarters in Melbourne and several international offices, including Port  Moresby and Kokopo in PNG.
Since August 2014, Burnet has been a partner in the response to the TB epidemic in South Fly District and  Western Province. Burnet is contributing to the design and implementation of an effective response to the  epidemic and in monitoring its implementation, in partnership with the Western Provincial Health Office  (PHO), Daru General Hospital, PATH, and World Vision. This includes supporting the implementation of  patient-centred TB care at the facility and community level in Daru, and seeking to better understand the TB
epidemic and responses through monitoring, evaluation, and operational research.
Drug Resistant Tuberculosis in PNG and the Western Province TB program
Papua New Guinea (PNG) is one of only 14 countries classified by the WHO as having the triple high burden  of TB, MDR-TB and TB-human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) co-infection. Three hotspot regions have been
identified in the country including Gulf, NCD and Western Province. In Western province the problem has  been further compounded by high levels of drug-resistant TB, with evidence of primary (person to person) transmission of resistant strains, particularly in Daru of South Fly District.
The Western Province TB program, led by the PHA, with support from partners has led to commendable  success, with an increasing recognition of Daru as a ‘center for excellence’ in the programmatic  management of DR TB with outstanding treatment outcomes for patients.
Results using the Optima TB model indicate that detection and treatment of active TB in conjunction with  detection and treatment of TB infection (TBI) offers the greatest and most rapid reduction in TB incidence and transmission. The benefit is sustained over a number of subsequent years and is consistent with the  approach WHO’s regional Green Light Committee (rGLC) have recommended for Daru. Moreover, treating  individuals with TB infection using the proposed population-based test and treatment approach provides far  greater benefit than the current phase of relying only on household contact tracing services by reducing the  infectious pool of TB and the numbers of active cases needed to treat.