Still Lacking, DKI Opens Vacancies For Health Workers For Handling COVID-19

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JAKARTA - The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government is re-opening job vacancies for health workers to improve the handling of COVID-19.

These vacancies are for 8 types of jobs. Previously, DKI had recruited 1,800 new medical personnel in the first batch.

"The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government opens opportunities for Indonesian citizens to become health professionals in handling COVID-19 within the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government," said Plt. Regional Secretary of DKI Jakarta Sri Haryati in his statement, Friday, September 25.

The types of jobs opened are health workers, namely pulmonary specialists, internal medicine specialists, KIC anesthetists, general practitioners, nurses, IPN nurses.

In addition, there are also job vacancies for health support personnel, including laboratory personnel and radiographers.

"The amount of wages (salaries) per month for specialist doctorate professionals is Rp. 15 million, general practitioners Rp. 10 million, nurses Rp. 7.5 million, and health support workers Rp. 5 million," said Sri.

Requirements for applicants in general are Indonesian citizens, have never been sentenced to more than 2 years imprisonment, have passed the qualification requirements for the position, do not consume drugs, are physically and mentally healthy, do not have a status as CPNS, PNS, and government employees / PJLP.

How to register, applicants can fill out the form at https://bit.ly/tenakescovidjakarta and upload the requirements in pdf format until September 26, 2020 at 23.59 WIB.

Documents that must be uploaded include scans of diplomas, scanned transcripts, scans of registration certificates (STR), inquiry letters according to the specified format, and scans of the Corona Likelihood Metric (CLM) results.

"The selection schedule, registration is open until September 26, administrative selection and online interviews from September 23 to 27, announcements of September 28, and work contracts on October 1," said Sri.