- The Nakuru County Public Service Board invited applications from Kenyans to fill over 100 vacancies in various departments
- Vacancies include positions for registered nurses, clinical officers and other entry and middle-level roles for professionals
- Career expert Simon Ingari told TUKO.co.ke that job seekers should always check their emails for alerts after submitting their applications
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The Nakuru County Public Service Board has advertised 125 career opportunities for graduates and experienced professionals in various fields.
Source: Facebook
The devolved unit announced the vacant positions in an advertisement published in The Standard newspaper on Thursday, December 4, 2025.
What is the application process for Nakuru county jobs?
It asked interested and suitable candidates to submit their academic and professional certificates by Wednesday, December 24, 2025.
“Interested and qualified candidates are required to visit and make applications through the Nakuru County recruitment portal.
Applications should be submitted on or before Wednesday, December 24, 2025, at 5:00pm (hand-delivered or email applications will not be accepted),” the advertisement reads.
The job opportunities are in the Departments of Trade, Health and Gilgil municipality.
Source: Facebook
Which vacancies did Nakuru county announce?
- Medical specialist I – anaesthesiology – one post.
- Medical specialist I – dermatology – one post.
- Medical officer – one post.
- Dental officer – one post.
- Registered clinical officer II – four positions.
- Registered nurse III – 34 positions.
- Nutrition and dietetics technologist III – one post.
- Assistant physiotherapist III – two positions.
- Assistant health records and information management officer III – four positions.
- Medical laboratory technologist III – 10 posts.
- Health administrative officer I – five positions.
- Assistant public health officer III – five positions.
- Community health officer II – two positions.
- Occupational therapist III – one post.
- Ray radiographer – eight positions.
- Radiographer II – four posts.
- Dental technologist III – one vacancy.
- Medical engineering technologist II – one position.
- Orthopaedic trauma technician III – two posts.
- Pharma-ceutical technologist III – two posts.
- Ambulance driver III – four posts.
- Security attendant III – one position.
- Cook III – seven positions.
- Hospitality officer II – two positions.
- Medical social worker III – one post.
- Clerical officer – two positions.
- Support staff – two positions.
- Administration officer – one position.
- Office administrative assistant III – one position.
- Driver III – two positions.
- Information and Communication Technology (ICT) officer – one position.
- Human resource management officer II – one position.
- Assistant engineer II (structural) – one position.
- Trade development officer II – two positions.
How should Kenyan job seekers prepare for interviews?
Career development associate Simon Ingari advised job seekers to always check their emails for any interview alerts.
He also urged job seekers to never ignore phone calls from unknown numbers.
“Set up email and phone alerts. Turn on email notifications for job portals and check spam/junk folders frequently. Return missed calls promptly. Many candidates lose opportunities because they are unreachable,” he told TUKO.co.ke.
Ingari can be contacted at cv@oyk.co.ke.
Which other Kenyan institutions advertised jobs?
In other job-related news, the Kenya Advanced Institute of Science and Technology declared open positions for experienced professionals.
The career opportunities at Kenya-AIST included positions for supply chain management officers.
The Kenya Revenue Authority also advertised jobs for deputy commissioners in various departments.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
