Educational Qualification
The candidates who want to apply for these posts, must have a Postgraduate Degree and Diploma in a relevant department from an institute recognized by MCE or NBE.
Apart from this, the candidates also need to have at least 3 years of experience in the post of Junior Resident in a 300-bed hospital after MBBS.
Age Limit
For OBC – 43 Years
Salary package:
The candidates who will be selected for these posts will get salaries as per the recommendations of 7th Pay Commission.
As per the job notification, the selected candidates will be entitled to get a salary ranging from Rs 67,700 per month to Rs 2,08,700 per month on the basis of Matrix Level 11. Apart from this, they will also get other allowances.
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