Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh has announced that approximately 8,000 newly recruited health workers will begin work by July as part of efforts to strengthen healthcare delivery across the country.
According to the Minister, the recruitment forms part of the government’s commitment to addressing workforce gaps in the health sector and improving access to quality healthcare services nationwide.
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Hon. Akandoh said the deployment of the new personnel will enhance service delivery in hospitals, clinics and other health facilities, particularly in underserved areas affected by staffing shortages.
He noted that the recruitment reflects the government’s broader agenda of investing in the health sector to ensure efficient and accessible healthcare for all Ghanaians.
The Minister further assured that the recruitment process is being conducted transparently and that the newly engaged health professionals will be posted to facilities where their services are most needed.
He added that the deployment is expected to improve the capacity of the healthcare system to meet growing demand for medical services.
