Kotabaru, South Kalimantan (AntaranewsKalsel) - Kotabaru Health Agency recruited 37 non-permanent recruitment (PTT) to be placed in remote villages.
Head of Kotabaru Health Agency drg Cipta Waspada here on Sunday said, the recruitment of PTT is a follow-up of the Provincial Health Agency's program that every village should has three health workers, namely midwive, nurse and nutritionist.
"Kotabaru got a quota to recruit 37 PTT, made up of 16 midwives, seven nurses and 14 nutritionist," he explained.
Meanwhile, applicants who have registered were 168 midwives, 68 nurses and just seven nutritionists. They are then selected with written test and interview.
Cipta said, their salaries paid through the South Kalimantan Province Budget (APBD) of with a base salary of about Rp1.7 million per month. Then added with benefits from the Kotabaru Health Agency.
"Total revenue received from base salary and benefits will be about Rp3.5 million per month," he said.
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Head of Kotabaru Health Agency drg Cipta Waspada here on Sunday said, the recruitment of PTT is a follow-up of the Provincial Health Agency's program that every village should has three health workers, namely midwive, nurse and nutritionist.
"Kotabaru got a quota to recruit 37 PTT, made up of 16 midwives, seven nurses and 14 nutritionist," he explained.
Meanwhile, applicants who have registered were 168 midwives, 68 nurses and just seven nutritionists. They are then selected with written test and interview.
Cipta said, their salaries paid through the South Kalimantan Province Budget (APBD) of with a base salary of about Rp1.7 million per month. Then added with benefits from the Kotabaru Health Agency.
"Total revenue received from base salary and benefits will be about Rp3.5 million per month," he said.
Editor : Asmuni Kadri
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