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Massive Jobs For Laboratory Technician, Medical Officer, Senior Medical Officer, Principal Medical Officer and Community Health Officer at The Legacy University, Gambia

Legacy University, The Gambia, is a private Bilingual University par excellence approved by the government of the Gambia as a Comprehensive Educational Institution focused on teaching, learning, research and community service. The overall goal is to advance Knowledge, Research and Excellence towards achieving a fulfilled career and destiny.

Lab. Technician


Location: The Gambia

Requirements
  • Candidates must possess a Diploma certificate from a recognized institution in relevant areas with at least two (2) years of relevant post-qualification work experience.


Senior Medical Officer:

Location: The Gambia

Requirements
  • Candidate must possess MBBS plus five (5) years residency / post-housemanship experience; or MBBS plus diploma in a medically related discipline.

Principal Medical Officer

Location: The Gambia

Requirements
  • Candidate must possess MBBS plus nine years of post-housemanship experience.
  • Candidate must also have postgraduate training In Public health, Community Health and Family Medicine or General Medicine.

Community Health Officer


Location: The Gambia

Requirements
  • Candidates must hold a good honours degree in Community Health plus three (3) years post- qualification experience.
  • Candidates must be registered with the regulating professional body.

Medical Officer


Location: The Gambia

Requirements
  • Candidate must possess MBBS plus three (3) years residency/post-housemanship experience; or MBBS plus diploma in a medically related discipline.

Method of Application
Applicants are required to submit a Typewritten and signed application letter, detailed Curriculum Vitae giving the following details:
  • Name
  • Age
  • Nationality
  • Marital Status
  • Number of Children (if married)
  • Educational Institution attended with dates
  • Academic/Professional and other qualifications obtained with dates
  • Working Experience (Post held, duration and salary earned with evidence of pay slips where necessary)
  • Three referees.
All applications should be forwarded by email in a single PDF format to: legacy1university@gmail.com using candidate's name and position applied for as the subject of the email.

Note
  • Applicants should note that only copies of credentials duly certified by a competent court, Solicitor or Notary Public will be accepted.
  • Applicants should also include their references specifically from the following: Academic Referees (University Professor), Professional Referees (Director/Consultant Grade), and one out of other Referees (Clergy, Justice, or Senior Police Officer not less than the rank of a Divisional Police Officer or a recognized Paramount Traditional Ruler).
  • Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for an interview, applicants without the minimum qualifications should not bother to apply.
  • Successful applicants should be prepared to resume duty in the Republic of Gambia by the first week of October 2017. Successful candidates will also be required to pass the university medical fitness test before resuming work at the University.
  • For additional information or any other clarification, please call: + 2209946436.

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