Maryam Nawaz Launches Community Health Inspectors Recruitment 2025 in Punjab
The Health & Population Department Punjab has announced the launch of the Maryam Nawaz Community Health Inspectors Program 2025, in collaboration with PHC Global (Precision Health Consultants Global). This initiative aims to strengthen the public healthcare system across districts by hiring 1,067 Community Health Inspectors (CHIs) to improve maternal and child health services, vaccination programs, and disease prevention campaigns in Punjab.
With an attractive package and meaningful community service, this opportunity is especially valuable for skilled healthcare professionals who want to contribute to Pakistan’s public health sector.
Available Vacancies
The positions for Community Health Inspectors (CHI) have been announced across three major districts of Punjab:
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Sahiwal: 329 Vacancies
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Pakpattan: 288 Vacancies
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Okara: 450 Vacancies
In total, 1,067 CHI positions are available, offering a significant employment opportunity for healthcare professionals at the community level.
Eligibility Criteria
To apply for the Community Health Inspector jobs in Punjab 2025, candidates must meet the following requirements:
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Qualification: Applicants must be Community Midwives (CMW), Lady Health Visitors (LHV), or Midwives registered with the Pakistan Nursing Council (PNC) or any other recognized council.
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Skilled Workers: Other skilled workers already associated with the Health Department may also apply.
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Age Limit: Maximum age at the time of application is 40 years.
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Preference: Local candidates from the respective districts will be given priority.
Key Responsibilities of Community Health Inspectors
The selected candidates will be assigned multiple responsibilities under the supervision of PHC Global, including:
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Household registration and data entry of local populations.
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Conducting maternal and child health checkups (ANC/PNC).
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Providing family planning awareness and counseling.
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Screening for infectious and non-communicable diseases.
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Supporting vaccination and immunization drives.
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Educating communities about nutrition, hygiene, and preventive healthcare.
This program aims to strengthen Pakistan’s healthcare system by focusing on preventive care and community-level health services.
Required Documents for Application
Interested candidates must submit the following documents while applying for the Maryam Nawaz Health Inspector Jobs 2025:
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Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
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Educational certificates and diplomas.
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National Identity Card (CNIC) copy.
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Valid Pakistan Nursing Council (PNC) registration certificate.
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Domicile certificate.
How to Apply
Applicants can apply through the official website of PHC Global or by email:
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Apply Online: Click Here
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Email Submission: careers@phcglobal.org (Use subject line: Community Health Inspector – District Name)
Alternatively, candidates may use the QR code provided in the official advertisement to access the online application form.
For queries, candidates can contact the official helpline: +92 332 6910146.
Deadline to Apply
The last date to apply for the Community Health Inspector Program is 10th September 2025. Applicants are advised to complete their applications well before the deadline to avoid last-minute issues.
Why Apply for This Program?
This initiative, launched under the leadership of Maryam Nawaz, is one of the largest healthcare recruitment drives in Punjab. It not only provides employment opportunities but also ensures a significant improvement in public health services.
Successful candidates will receive hands-on training and work experience in community healthcare, making it a stepping stone for future career growth in the public health sector of Pakistan.
Final Words
The Maryam Nawaz Community Health Inspector Program 2025 is a golden opportunity for healthcare professionals in Punjab to secure a stable government-backed position while serving their communities. With over 1,000 vacancies, a competitive age limit, and preference for local candidates, this program promises both career stability and public service impact.
