National Service Authority Deploys Thousands of Nurses and Midwives
The National Service Authority (NSA) has announced the deployment of over 18,011 nurses and midwives to various accredited health facilities across the country for the 2025/2026 national service year. This significant deployment aims to support the healthcare sector and provide essential services to communities nationwide.Mandatory National Service
As part of Ghana's national service policy, all citizens aged 18 and above who have completed accredited tertiary institutions, including nursing training colleges, are required to undertake a one-year national service. This initiative enables young professionals to contribute to national development while gaining valuable work experience.
Registration Process
To facilitate enrollment, the NSA has released Personal Identification Numbers (PIN) codes for eligible nurses and midwives. Prospective service personnel can access their PIN codes on the official NSA website ((link unavailable)) using their Student IDs and dates of birth. A registration fee of GH₵40.00 can be paid at any ADB Bank branch or GH₵41.00 via MTN Mobile Money (MoMo).
Benefits of National Service
The national service program offers numerous benefits, including:
- Practical Experience: Nurses and midwives gain hands-on experience in various healthcare settings.
- Community Engagement: Service personnel have the opportunity to engage with local communities and make a positive impact.
- Professional Development: The program enhances their skills and prepares them for future careers.
Conclusion
The NSA's deployment of thousands of nurses and midwives is a significant step towards strengthening Ghana's healthcare system. By participating in national service, these young professionals can make a meaningful contribution to the country's development while gaining valuable experience and skills.