Auxiliary Nurse

🏢 Maximedge Technology and Consulting Limited · 📍 Port Harcourt, Rivers

NGN 70,000

About the role

Maximedge Technology and Consulting Limited is hiring an Auxiliary Nurse in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. This is a healthcare support role responsible for assisting with basic patient care, supporting registered nurses and healthcare professionals, and helping maintain a clean, safe and organised clinical environment.

Responsibilities typically include: assisting patients with daily activities such as feeding, bathing and mobility where required; monitoring and reporting changes in patients’ conditions to the supervising nurse; measuring and recording vital signs (temperature, pulse, blood pressure, respiration); administering or assisting with medication under supervision as permitted; preparing patient rooms and assisting with procedures; maintaining patient records and documentation; ensuring hygiene, sanitation and infection control standards are maintained; and supporting the facility’s nursing team with general duties.

Requirements: relevant nursing or auxiliary nursing qualification (School of Nursing certificate or equivalent auxiliary nursing training); practical experience in a hospital, clinic or healthcare facility is an advantage; caring, patient and empathetic attitude; good communication skills; attention to detail and ability to follow instructions; and a commitment to hygiene and infection control standards.

Remuneration is NGN 70,000 (per the listing). Application deadline is 30 September 2026. Apply via Jobberman “Log In and Apply”.

Who this is for: trained auxiliary nurses and junior nursing staff in Port Harcourt who want a clinical support role in a healthcare facility. Nursing is regulated in Nigeria — present your genuine training certificates and be ready to follow the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria requirements.

**Making your application count**

Applications go through the Jobberman platform itself: log in (or create a free account), open the vacancy and use the “Log In and Apply” button. There is no separate email or phone route, so your Jobberman profile and CV are the only things the recruiter sees. The posting asks for: Jobberman profile/CV, Nursing certificates. The vacancy was posted on 25 August 2026 and the stated application closing date is 30 September 2026. Apply early rather than waiting for the final day — many Nigerian recruiters begin shortlisting before the official close. The posting states a salary of NGN 70,000.

The role is full-time at Port Harcourt, Rivers. If you do not already live close by, be realistic about the commute — employers in this market routinely prefer candidates who can resume immediately and get to work reliably.

Line your CV up against the requirements the employer printed: Relevant nursing or auxiliary nursing qualification; Practical experience in a hospital, clinic or healthcare facility (advantage); Caring, patient and empathetic attitude. For each one, show concrete evidence — a certificate, a specific task you performed, or a result you achieved — rather than a bare claim. Name the exact tools and skills the posting mentions (Auxiliary nursing, Patient care, Vital signs monitoring, Infection control, Hygiene, Communication) wherever you genuinely have them. Note that this posting is open beyond university graduates — the employer accepts Vocational training, HND — so do not talk yourself out of applying because you lack a degree.

Healthcare roles in Nigeria — nurses, clinic front-desk officers, pharmacy staff and managers — combine professional standards with patient-facing warmth. For clinical positions, employers verify registration with the relevant bodies, such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria, and expect current practising licences and certificates; for front-desk, reception and administrative roles, they accept OND, HND or degrees and look for organised, empathetic people who can manage appointments, patient records and inquiries professionally. Integrity, confidentiality and calm handling of patients are non-negotiable in this sector. When you apply, have your credentials ready in order — certificates, licences, registrations — and be prepared to present originals if shortlisted. For front-desk roles, emphasise customer service experience and your ability to stay organised in a busy clinical environment; for clinical roles, be ready to discuss your training, your registration status and your practical experience in detail.

**What the day-to-day looks like**

In practice, here is what the day-to-day is likely to feel like in this role: You are the support layer of the clinical team — patients rely on you for daily comfort and monitoring. Vital signs recording is routine but critical — accuracy flags problems early. Infection control discipline protects patients and staff; follow protocols without shortcuts. Report observations promptly — the supervising nurse depends on your eyes and ears. Beyond that, the pace depends on your team and the season of the business — month-end for accounts, festive periods for retail, admission periods for schools, and project milestones for construction and engineering — when priorities shift quickly.

**What happens after you apply**

Shortlisted candidates are contacted directly, so keep your phone reachable and check your email — including spam — regularly. Meanwhile, prepare for an interview: re-read the posting, know why you want this role, and have concrete examples ready for the key requirements. If you have not heard anything within about two weeks after the closing date, a single polite follow-up on the same channel you applied through is reasonable; if you applied by email, keep the same subject line so the recruiter can find your application.

**A note on safety**

Legitimate employers do not charge applicants. Be wary of anyone who asks you to pay for “registration”, “verification”, “training” or “visa” before you have a signed offer — this is a classic scam pattern in the Nigerian job market. Verify the employer through its official website and known contact lines, and never share your banking PIN, card details or OTP with anyone claiming to be a recruiter.

How to apply: Apply on Jobberman: https://www.jobberman.com/listings/auxiliary-nurse-rgkkm0 via “Log In and Apply”. Deadline 30 September 2026.

Responsibilities

• Assist patients with daily activities such as feeding, bathing and mobility
• Monitor and report changes in patients’ conditions to supervising staff
• Measure and record vital signs
• Administer or assist with medication under supervision as permitted
• Prepare patient rooms and assist with procedures
• Maintain patient records and documentation
• Ensure hygiene, sanitation and infection control standards are maintained
• Support the nursing team with general duties

Requirements

• Relevant nursing or auxiliary nursing qualification
• Practical experience in a hospital, clinic or healthcare facility (advantage)
• Caring, patient and empathetic attitude
• Good communication skills
• Attention to detail and ability to follow instructions
• Commitment to hygiene and infection control standards
• Applicant tip: Auxiliary nurse roles accept candidates trained at nursing schools/auxiliary training programmes — this is not restricted to RNs
• Applicant tip: Present genuine certificates; Nigerian nursing practice is regulated by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria
• Applicant tip: Emphasise patient care, hygiene and infection control experience
• Applicant tip: The pay is NGN 70,000 per the listing — confirm all details in your own due diligence
• Applicant tip: Apply via Jobberman before 30 September 2026

Benefits

• Remuneration of NGN 70,000 (as published)

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