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Nursing Officer
The Institute is currently seeking to recruit a suitable and qualified candidate to join our Surveillance and Outbreak Team in Mt. Hagen, Western Highlands Province.
Position Title: Nursing Officer
Project: ACTUP (Accelerating the Uptake of Point-of-Care HIV Testing in Papua New Guinea)
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The Recruitment Team
PNG Institute of Medical Research
P O Box 60, GOROKA, EHP, 441, Papua New Guinea,
Email your application to: [email protected]
Application closes on 23rd September 2026.
(2x) Research Nurse
The Institute is seeking motivated and qualified candidates to fill two Research Nurse positions with the Surveillance and Outbreak Unit, ACTUP Program under the Research and Science Division.
Position Title: Research Nurse (x2) – Hepatitis B
Location: Port Moresby, NCD
Project: ACTUP (Accelerating the Uptake of Point-of-Care HIV Testing in Papua New Guinea)
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The Recruitment Team
PNG Institute of Medical Research
PO Box 60, Goroka EHP 44
Email: [email protected]
Application closes on 11th September 2026.
‘Only short-listed candidates will be contacted’
Three (3) Field Team Supervisors (HEO) and Fifteen (15) Field Team Leaders (NO/CHW/SO)
The Institute under the Vector Bourne Disease Unit (VBDU) is now seeking to recruit suitably qualified candidates to be based in Madang, Madang Province.
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Submit your application to:
The Recruitment Team
PNG Institute of Medical Research
PO Box 378 MADANG, MP, 511, Papua New Guinea
Email your application to: [email protected]
Submit your application before 16th September 2026 @ 4: 06 pm
Leadership roles
No current vacancy.
“PNGIMR is an equal opportunity employer committed to safeguarding children and the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse”