
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has announced the commencement of the validation and posting process for all qualified health professionals.
The ministry asked those seeking recruitment to confirm their eligibility through the Ministry's official recruitment portal, verify.mohrecruitment.com, to validate their status using their verified PIN or Index Number.
In a press release issued on Wednesday in Accra, the Ministry stated that the verification process would enable applicants to confirm they are in good standing with their respective professional councils.
The Ministry has outlined the following timeline for PIN Verification for Pharmacists/Pharmacy Technicians/PAS/CRAS: 16th – 20th April, 22nd – 25th April.
Allied Health Professionals: 27th April – 1st May, Nurses & Midwives: 4th – 15th May, Upper East & Upper West: 4th – 5th May, Savanna & North East: 6th – 7th May, Oti & Bono East: 8th – 9th May.
Western North & Ahafo: 10th – 11th May, Volta & Northern: 12th May, Central & Western: 13th May
Bono & Ashanti: 14th May, Eastern & Greater Accra: 15th May.
The Ministry emphasised that the 2021 cohort of nurses and midwives will be given priority during this recruitment exercise and urged the applicants to adhere strictly to the provided timelines and seek assistance promptly if needed to avoid delays. They were advised to contact: 0557208487, 0557385895 for inquiries.



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