Online applications for NTP Jobs can be found at www.ntp.gov.pk on this page. The National TB Control Program (NTCP) is seeking candidates who are qualified, diligent, self-controlled, and dynamic. The information for these NTP jobs was obtained from the Daily Nawaiwaqt.
Candidate eligibility is required for the following positions: Hospital Coordinator, Lab Technician, Divisional DHIS-2 Coordinator, IDRS Riders, National Coordinator (SS) COVID-19 HIV/AIDS, Grants Coordinator COVID 19, Psychologist (SS) COVID-19 HIV/AIDS, Data Entry Operator, Program Officer COVID-19 HIV/AIDS, Counselor, Senior Bioinformatician COVID-19, Molecular Biologist COVID-19, Laboratory Technologist COVID-19, Cell Technician, Laboratory Coordinator Applicants who are interested in these positions must submit their applications. If further information is desired, you may continue to browse this page.
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Details of National TB Control Program NTP Jobs
| Availability | Contract |
| Organization | The National TB Control Program |
| Region | Punjab |
| Sector | Government |
| City | Islamabad |
| Vacancies | 44+ |
| Salary Package | PKR, 35,000–200,000. |
Benefits of National TB Control Program Jobs
- Reducing the Incidence of Tuberculosis: The incidence of tuberculosis within a country is one of the program’s primary objectives. This is accomplished through efforts in early diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
- Enhancing Public Health: By promptly identifying and treating TB cases, the program contributes to overall public health. This not only benefits individual patients but also prevents the disease’s spread throughout the community.
- Early Diagnosis: The program emphasizes early detection of tuberculosis cases, which is crucial for effective treatment and reducing the risk of disease transmission.
- Effective Therapy: By providing standardized and effective treatment regimens, the program facilitates the recovery of tuberculosis patients and reduces the emergence of drug-resistant strains of the disease.
- Against drug resistance: National TB Control Programs work to prevent the emergence and spread of drug-resistant strains of tuberculosis, which are more difficult and costly to treat.
- Contact Follow-up: The program identifies and tests individuals who may have been exposed to TB patients through contact tracing. This facilitates early detection and treatment.
- Wellness Education: National TB Control Programs frequently include health education and awareness campaigns to educate the general public on TB prevention, symptoms, and treatment.
- Enhancement of Laboratory Services: The program could enhance laboratory facilities and services to ensure an accurate and timely diagnosis of tuberculosis.
- Therapeutic Access: A key objective is to make TB treatment accessible to all, regardless of socioeconomic status. This may involve offering complimentary or subsidized medication and treatment.
- Observation and Evaluation: National TB Control Programs establish systems for monitoring and evaluating the program’s efficacy, allowing for necessary adjustments and enhancements.
- Eliminating Stigma: These programs aim to reduce the social stigma associated with tuberculosis, which discourages people from seeking diagnosis and treatment.
- Global Partnership: Numerous National TB Control Programs partner with international organizations, such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and non-governmental organizations, to gain access to resources, technical expertise, and funding.
- Research and Development: The program may support research and innovation in the fields of tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis, treatment, and prevention, leading to the development of more effective instruments and strategies.
- Collecting and Reporting Information: For monitoring the tuberculosis (TB) situation in a country and making informed decisions, it is crucial to acquire and report accurate data.
- Reduced Financial Burden: National TB Control Programs can reduce the economic impact of tuberculosis on individuals and healthcare systems by preventing new cases and providing effective treatment.
Vacation Positions:
- Senior Bioinformatician COVID-19
- Senior Lab Technologist, COVID-19
- Molecular biologist COVID-19
- Laboratory Technologist COVID-19
- Lab Technician
- Hospital Coordinator
- Paramedics for mobile vans for COVID-19
- Divisional DHIS-2 Coordinator
- IDRS Riders
- National Coordinator (SS) COVID-19 HIV/AIDS
- Grants Coordinator, COVID 19
- Psychologist (SS) COVID-19 HIV/AIDS
- Data Entry Operator
- Program Officer: COVID-19 HIV/AIDS
- Counselor
- Lab Technician
- Laboratory Coordinator, COVID-19
- Bioinformatician COVID-19
- Senior Molecular Biologist, COVID-19
Eligibility Criteria for NTP Jobs
| Gender Required: | Both males and females are eligible for this job. |
| Skills Required: | Candidates should have medical and management skills. |
| Age limit: | Minimum age: 35 years Maximum age: 50 years |
| Education Required: | Matric, Intermediate, Graduation, Master’s |
| Experience Required: | Minimum: 1 year Maximum: 7 years |
Salary Package
- Minimum Monthly Salary: 35,000 PKR (EST)
- Maximum Monthly Salary: 200,000 PKR (EST)
How to Apply for NTP Jobs
Interested candidates who meet the necessary qualifications must submit their applications through the NTP Online Job Portal, located at www.ntp.gov.pk/career.
Terms & Conditions
- Candidates who have been shortlisted will be the only ones invited to attend written examinations and interviews.
- Online applications alone will be taken into account.
- Incomplete applications or those submitted after the application deadline will not be taken into consideration.
Frequently Asked Questions:
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Is TB treatment free in Pakistan?
Our study emphasizes the fact that patients’ financial burdens continue to increase in Pakistan despite the availability of free treatment due to overall catastrophic costs.
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What is the national program for TB control?
The National TB Control Program was started in 1962 to detect cases as early as possible and treat them. In the district, the program is implemented through the district Tuberculosis Center (DTC) and the primary health institutions.
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What is the TB NGO in Pakistan?
Pakistan Anti-TB Association (PATA) is a community-based non-profit and non-government organization working exclusively for the treatment, rehabilitation, and welfare of TB patients across Pakistan.
