The Pilgrims Affairs Office of Ghana (PAOG) has officially opened its online recruitment portal for qualified medical personnel interested in serving on the Hajj 2026 Medical Team.
The announcement, issued on February 3, 2026, invites eligible health professionals—particularly nurses and clinical staff—to apply to support healthcare delivery for Ghanaian pilgrims during the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage.
Supporting Healthcare Delivery During Hajj
According to PAOG, the Hajj Medical Team is responsible for providing comprehensive medical support throughout the pilgrimage. This includes:
- Diagnosis and treatment of illnesses
- Preventive healthcare services
- Emergency medical response
- Ensuring patient safety and high clinical standards
- Promoting the overall health and well-being of pilgrims
Medical personnel selected for the team will work in a high-demand, mass-gathering health environment, requiring professionalism, teamwork, cultural sensitivity, and strong clinical judgement.
Who Can Apply?
The recruitment process is open to qualified medical professionals, with particular emphasis on:
- Nurses
- Medical Doctors
- Allied Health Professionals
Applicants must be willing and medically fit to provide healthcare services to Ghanaian pilgrims during the Hajj period and comply with all professional and ethical standards required for international medical deployment.
Application Timeline
PAOG has indicated that the recruitment portal will remain open for two (2) weeks only, and interested applicants are expected to complete and submit their applications within this period.
How to Apply
Qualified medical personnel who wish to apply are required to visit the official application portal:
Applicants are advised to carefully review all instructions and provide accurate professional details before submission.
PAOG encourages all eligible and interested medical professionals to take advantage of this opportunity to serve on the Hajj Medical Team for Hajj 2026, contributing to national service while gaining invaluable experience in international and mass-gathering healthcare delivery.
