Customs Inspector, AIC (Health Information Management) at Nigeria Customs Service (NCS)
Customs Inspector, AIC (Health Information Management) at Nigeria Customs Service (NCS).
Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) – At its inception in 1891, Nigeria Customs Service was saddled with the responsibilities of revenue collection, accounting for same and anti-smuggling activities. Today trade facilitation has become a fundamental role, progressively seen by government as an important element of economic policy, with Customs having a unique position within the hub of the international supply chain of goods and services.
We invite applications from qualified candidates to fill the position below:
Job Title: Customs Inspector, AIC (Health Information Management)
Location: Nigeria
Employment Type: Full-time
Category: Customs Inspector Cadre AIC (CONSOLE 06)
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Job Description
- Perform health information management tasks in any capacity required by the Nigeria Customs Service
Requirements
Specific Requirements
- For Customs Inspector Cadre AIC (CONSOL 06) job roles, the applicant must possess OND, NCE or its equivalent in Health Information Management obtained from recognized Polytechnic or Other Institution.
General Requirements
In addition to the specific requirement candidate must:
- Nigerian Citizen by birth or descent
- Not less than 1.7 metres in height for male and 1.64 metres for female
- Have a fully expanded chest measurement of not less than 0.89 metres
- Be certified by a Government Medical Officer to be physically and mentally fit for appointment in the Service
- Not be suffering from any physical or mental disability
- Be free from any form of financial embarrassment
- Be of good character and must not be found guilty of any criminal offence
- Be computer literate
- Must not be above 30 years old
- Have a certificate of state of origin signed by Chairman / Secretary of their Local Government. Certificates endorsed by Liaison Officers will not be accepted.
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Benefits
- Guaranteed job security associated with working for the Federal Government as well as the possibility of growth as a reward for hard work.
Application Closing Date
Not Specified.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Note
- Candidates will be assessed and recruited (if successful) strictly based on Certificate(s) presented during the process.
- Any false declaration will lead to automatic disqualification and prosecution. Furthermore, no case of upgrading will be entertained before or after the recruitment.
FAQs
1. What does a Customs Inspector, AIC (Health Information Management) do at the Nigeria Customs Service?
A Customs Inspector in Health Information Management may support the management, documentation, storage, and retrieval of health-related records within the Nigeria Customs Service. The role may also involve maintaining accurate health information and assisting with administrative duties in medical or health units.
2. What are the requirements for the Customs Inspector, AIC (Health Information Management) position?
Applicants are generally expected to have relevant qualifications in Health Information Management from a recognized institution, along with any professional registration or certification required for the position. Other requirements may include meeting the NCS recruitment conditions, age limits, and documentation requirements stated in the official recruitment announcement.
3. How can I apply for the Customs Inspector, AIC (Health Information Management) position?
Applicants should apply through the official Nigeria Customs Service recruitment portal whenever recruitment for the position is announced. Candidates should carefully complete the application form, upload the required documents, and submit their application before the stated deadline.
4. Is there an examination or screening for Customs Inspector applicants?
Yes. Shortlisted candidates may be required to participate in a screening exercise, aptitude test, interview, or other recruitment stages specified by the Nigeria Customs Service. Applicants should regularly check official NCS communications for information about screening dates, venues, and requirements.
