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✓ Published: 30-Nov-2022
✓ Published: 30-Nov-2022
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Current Support Needs in Papua New Guinea:n•tMedical Doctor: http://go.ethnos360.org/png-med-jobsn•tAccountant: https://ethnos360.org/go/opportunity/accountant-pngn•tOversight of the maintenance and building of facilities and center security, in the Center Manager role: https://ethnos360.org/go/opportunity/center-manager-pngn•tSeveral education positions:go.ethnos360.org/png-ed-jobs nPlease contact PNG Personnel Director, at personnel-director@ntmpng.org with any questions.
Current Support Needs in Papua New Guinea:n•tMedical Doctor: http://go.ethnos360.org/png-med-jobsn•tAccountant: https://ethnos360.org/go/opportunity/accountant-pngn•tOversight of the maintenance and building of facilities and center security, in the Center Manager role: https://ethnos360.org/go/opportunity/center-manager-pngn•tSeveral education positions:go.ethnos360.org/png-ed-jobs nPlease contact PNG Personnel Director, at personnel-director@ntmpng.org with any questions.
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