Three Doctor Posts at Leros Hospital

Three personal doctor posts at the State Treatment Centre, General Hospital and Health Centre of Leros were included in a new call for expressions of interest by the 2nd Piraeus and Aegean Health Region.

The recruitment process covered vacant posts, and posts due to become vacant, for doctors with and without compulsory service obligations at health facilities overseen by the regional authority.

The three Leros Hospital posts

Post code 2.N.A.189, one position whose previous term ended on 27 July 2026.
Post code 2.N.A.193, one position whose previous term was due to end on 11 September 2026.
Post code 2.N.A.192, one position due to become vacant on 1 December 2026.

All three were classified as difficult-to-fill posts. The notice indicated that incentives were available under the relevant legislation.

Eligible applicants included doctors required to complete personal doctor service, specialists in general or family medicine and internal medicine, and personal doctors serving a fixed term.

Qualified specialists would receive priority in the selection process over doctors completing compulsory service and those serving fixed terms.

Applications opened on Thursday 27 August 2026 and closed on Friday 11 September 2026. Applications or supporting documents submitted or sent after the deadline would not be accepted.

Candidates could list up to five preferences within the 2nd Health Region. The order in which post codes were entered would determine the applicant's order of preference, and each candidate could submit only one application to the region.

Applications could be delivered in person to the 2nd Health Region protocol office or sent by registered post or courier.

Application address

Ministry of Health, 2nd Piraeus and Aegean Health Region, Human Resources Development Directorate, 196-198 Thivon Street, Agios Ioannis Rentis, 18233.

The mandatory application form, full notice and list of required documents were available on the official website of the 2nd Health Region. Information was also available by telephone on 213 200 4377 and 213 200 4335.