RRB Recruitment 2021: Vacancies released for paramedical staff; know selection process details
RRB Recruitment 2021: Vacancies released for paramedical staff; know selection process details
Southern Railway Recruitment 2021: Candidates who are looking for jobs in Indian Railways then here is a job opportunity. Southern Railway has invited applications for the post of Paramedical Staff on a contract basis.
Interested candidates should check the eligibility criteria required to apply for the post released at sr.indianrailways.gov.in.
“In view of the exigencies related with the COVID-19 Pandemic, Southern Railway, Headquartersrequires immediately the following Para-Medical Personnel for theirHeadquartersRailway Hospital, Perambur, Chennai. (Designated Hospital for managing COVID-19) on contract basis for a period up to 30.09.2021,” the official notification reads.
The last date for the submission of the online application form is April 30, 2021.
The selection of the paramedical staff will be done in the Para Medical Personnel for their Headquarters Railway Hospital, Perambur, Chennai.
Southern Railway Recruitment 2021: Vacancy Details
Total posts- 191 vacancies
- Hospital Assistant – 48 posts
- Nursing Superintendent – 83 posts
- ECG Technician – 4 posts
- Physiotherapist- 1 posts
- House Keeping Assistants (Medical) – 40 posts
- Haemodialysis Technician – 3 posts
- Lab Assistant Gr.II – 9 posts
- Radiographer- 3 posts
Eligibility Criteria
To check eligibility criteria, salary details, age limit, and other deets for the post of paramedical staff, candidates are advised to read the official notification.
Selection Process
Before the selection process, candidates need to undergo a medical examination for fitness to perform the work awarded to him/her.
Also, a teleconference interview will be held for the selection to the post of Paramedical Staff.
Important Dates:
- Official Notification released: April 21, 2021
- Last date for online registration: April 30, 2021
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