.For many years the hospital is suffering from a shortage of staff, especially highly qualified staff like doctors and nursing officers. This is due to competition from the governement hospitals and medical facilities in big towns offering higher salaries in the private sector, better social facilities and a better chance for further education. Many of Nursing Officers left Nyangao Hospital due these reasons. Two Medical Officers, the Physiotherapist and the Administrator are expatriates.
.| Category | Number of employees |
| Medical Officer (Physician) |
|
| Assistant Medical Officer |
|
| Clinical Officer |
|
| Assistant Dental Officer |
|
| Nursing Officer |
23 |
| Nurse and Nurse-Midwife |
|
| Nurse Assistant |
|
| Medical Attendant (cleaner) |
|
| Laboratory staff |
|
| Pharmacy |
|
| Infusion Unit |
|
| Radiography |
|
| Physiotherapy |
|
| Domestic service |
|
| Administration |
|
| Total |
|
Dr. Max Makota i/c of Hospital and Dental Unit
Mr. Ronald Wagisha, Hospital Administrator
Edgar Chilemba, Nursing Officer i/c (Patron)
Dr. Ryszard Jankiewicz, Surgeon, i/c Surgical Department
Dr. Stanislous Wambyakale, Pediatrician, i/c Pediatric Department
Dr. David Mmambale, i/c Medical Department
Dr. Bertram Makotha i/c Gyn-Obst. Department
Mr. Michael O. Toyo, i/c Physiotherapy Unit
Ms. Pam Pauling, Pharmacist, i/c Pharmacy
James Davies, Biomedical scientist, i/c Laboratory
Mr. Peter Chalawe x-ray Technician, i/c X-ray Unit
Dr. Faith Paterson HIV/AIDS Co-ordinator