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The essential: public tender by the Mozambican Government offering 230 positions for General Medicine Technicians in Nampula Province, with placement across all District Health Services in the province. Applications must be submitted in person until October 30, 2026 — the application dossier must be delivered to the reception desk of the Human Resources Department of the Provincial Health Service during regular business hours.
The notice is dated September 30, 2026, signed by the Service Director, Dr. Munira Abubakar Bin Abudou, Senior General Practitioner. The process is based on the Dispatch of September 24, 2026, by the Secretary of State in Nampula Province, under the General Statute of State Employees and Agents and the regulations for recruitment tenders in Public Administration.
The same notice opens positions in other special regime health careers, both differentiated and non-differentiated — the two hundred and thirty (230) vacancies announced here are specifically for General Medicine Technicians. The positions are spread across all District Services of Health, Women and Social Action in the province, which are subordinate to the provincial service.
In practice, the specific district assignment depends on the tender results: the 230 positions are spread across the entire province, and your placement could be in any of them. Plan accordingly — and, if you are not from Nampula, factor travel and accommodation into your decision ahead of the deadline.
This tender is for individuals holding certified professional qualifications in general medicine who wish to build a public career in healthcare. The notice does not require years of experience: what matters is your certified qualification and passing the four selection stages.
It is suitable both for recent graduates and for professionals already working in private clinics and institutions seeking public sector stability. In the northern region of the country, district health services must be staffed with general medicine technicians — this tender opens 230 positions specifically for that coverage across Nampula province.
General Medicine Technician is a special regime healthcare career within Public Administration. The notice does not detail daily tasks: duties correspond to the career profile, performed within the network of health services of the district where you are placed. It is the gateway for those who want to work in community health care across Mozambique within a public sector framework.
Four stages, in this order: document evaluation, written exam, practical exam, and professional interview, according to the evaluation criteria defined in Resolution No. 24/2021 of July 14.
The exams cover three modules: current Public Administration legislation — from the Constitution to the general statute of employees, agents, and regulations; specific subject matter related to your professional qualification; and general knowledge. The exact syllabus is listed in the requirements section: read it before looking for study materials so you prepare for what will be evaluated.
There is a key factor to consider: the tender is valid for three years from the date the final classification list is published in the Official Gazette (Boletim da República). Being shortlisted without immediate placement is not the end of the line — your ranking remains valid for vacancies that open up in this career within that timeframe. A public tender gives you a three-year window, not just a single attempt.
The position is within Public Administration: job security and a recognized career in healthcare, with the progression path guaranteed by the public service framework. The notice does not specify salary — compensation follows the public sector pay scale for the General Medicine Technician career. That is the system: standard pay scales, not individual negotiation.
The application process is entirely in-person: there is no email, portal, or postal submission. The paper dossier must be assembled and submitted directly in Nampula.
Submission takes place at the reception desk of the Human Resources Department of the Provincial Health Service of Nampula during normal business hours, up to the deadline.
A detail that saves a second trip: the application request requires a notarized signature, and several documents in the dossier must be certified. Arrange this in your local area — notary public or identification office — before travelling, so you arrive in Nampula with everything completed on your first visit.
Deadline: October 30, 2026 — thirty days from the publication of the notice. After this date, applications close.
Three steps will help organize your dossier smoothly: the formal application addressed to the Secretary of State with a notarized signature; certified copies of requested documents prepared on the same day; and reviewing the exam syllabus, from current legislation to general knowledge. Check each item in the requirements section before leaving, and confirm office hours so you don't find the reception closed.
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Documents must be submitted to the Human Resources Department of the Provincial Health Service of Nampula during normal business hours, up to the deadline (October 30, 2026).
Candidate selection is conducted through document evaluation, written exam, practical exam, and professional interview, according to the evaluation criteria set for each area of professional training pursuant to Resolution No. 24/2021 of July 14.
The tender is valid for three (3) years from the date of publication of the final classification list in the Official Gazette (Boletim da República), for filling these vacancies and any that may arise within the validity period.
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