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Equatorial Guinea: 957 candidates eligible for 81 hospital posts

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Equatorial Guinea’s Ministry of Public Service has published the results of its review of applications from 1,045 candidates for 81 hospital revenue control officer posts. A total of 957 applications meet the criteria, while 88 have issues with training, qualifications or documentation, according to the ministry.

Equatorial Guinea’s Ministry of Public Service, Administrative Reform and Social Security shortlisted 957 of the 1,045 applications reviewed for 81 hospital revenue control officer posts. The results of the document review were published by the ministry on 19 October 2026.

The rejected applications had problems related to training, qualifications or supporting documents. The 957 eligible candidates will therefore continue in the selection process for the posts at hospital facilities.

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