The Migori County Public Service Board has announced 118 job vacancies across five departments, opening up new employment opportunities for qualified applicants.
In a notice issued on Thursday, September 3, the board said the recruitment aims to fill vacancies created through natural attrition during the 2025/2026 financial year.
“Migori County Public Service Board wishes to recruit competent and qualified persons for the following vacant positions arising due to natural attrition in the FY 2025/2025 and to be filled as per the Constitution of Kenya 2010 under Article 176 and the County Government Act No. 17 of 2012, Section 59(1)(b),” the notice read.
The advertised positions cut across various departments including Health, Finance, and Education among others. Successful applicants will be hired on permanent or contract terms, depending on the position.
Vacancies in Health Department
The Department of Health accounts for a significant share of the advertised positions, with vacancies spread across various medical and support cadres.
The largest number of openings is for Kenya Registered Nurse II, with 28 positions available. The county is also seeking to recruit 10 Kenya Registered Clinical Officer III officers.
Other health-sector vacancies include four Pharmaceutical Technologist III positions, four Nursing Officer posts, three Public Health Officer positions and three Laboratory Technologist I posts.
There are also four vacancies for Assistant Health Records and Information Management Officer and two positions for Mortuary Attendant III.
The board has advertised one position each for Medical Officer and Pharmacist.
Administrative and finance positions
In the Department of Finance and Economic Planning, four vacancies have been announced for Economists.
The Department of Public Service Management and Development is also recruiting two Deputy Director Administration, two Assistant Director Administration, four Administrative Officer I, and six Administrative Officer III.
The department is further seeking one Chief Public Communication Officer, one Sub-County Administrator for Suna-East and three Senior Ward Administrators.
The Senior Ward Administrator positions are for Wasimbete, Got Kachola and Kanyasa wards.
Another vacancy has been created in the Department of Special Programmes for a Director of Administration (Intergovernmental).
ECDE Vacancies
The Department of Education has advertised 31 positions targeting early childhood development education (ECDE), making the education vacancies the second-largest category in the recruitment exercise.
The openings comprise 10 ECDE Teacher III positions and 21 Assistant ECDE Teacher III positions.
How to apply
The board has directed interested candidates to submit their applications online through the Migori County Public Service Board website.
Applicants are required to access the vacancies section, register for an account and select the position they wish to apply for.
They should then log in, complete the online application form and upload the required academic and professional documents.
Applicants are advised to carefully review their details and supporting documents before submitting the application by clicking “Apply Now.”
The deadline for applications is September 23, 2026, at 5pm East Africa Time.
Requirements for shortlisted candidates
Candidates who are shortlisted will be required to present original and certified copies of their national identity cards, academic certificates, transcripts and professional testimonials during the recruitment process.
Successful applicants will also be required to provide clearance documents in accordance with Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya.
The required clearances include a KRA Tax Compliance Certificate, HELB clearance certificate, EACC clearance certificate and a Certificate of Good Conduct from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations.
The board has encouraged women, persons living with disabilities and applicants from marginalised groups to take advantage of the opportunities and submit their applications before the deadline.
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