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Job Opportunities /No.103/Admin/MNCH/2020-21 GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN National Maternal Newborn & Child Health MNCH Program Gilgit-Baltistan JOB OPPORTUNITIES: The following posts are required to be filled on purely contract bases for one year under MNCH Program Gilgit-Baltistan. Applications are invited from the suitable/eligible candidates fulfilling the requisite criteria/qualification. S. Name of Post No Place of Duty Age Qualification/ Experience Domicile # of /Eligibility Post 1 Public Health 8 District Gilgit, Diamer, 33 MBBS from recognized Open Specialist (Equivalent Astore, Hunza, Nagar, Year Institutes, valid registration Merit to BPS-17) Ghanche, Kharmang and with PMC. Shigar Preference Female Doctor and MPH registered by PMC 2 Lady Medical Officer 10 Civil Hospital Juglot, Bunyal, 33 MBBS from recognized Open (Equivalent to Olding, Darel, Nagar, Gulmit year Institutes, valid registration Merit BPS-17) (for 24/7 Gojal, Chartorkhand, thagas, with PMC. Basic EmONC Pareshing and CH Gulapur. One year house job in recognized institute Services) 3 Social Organizer 4 District Skardu, Ghanche, 33 Master Degree in Social GB (Equivalent to BPS- Shigar and Kharmang Year Science. 17) 3 years’ experience in relevant field. Preference to working in Health Sector. 4 Account Assistant 5 District Ghizer, Ghanche, 35 BBA/Bcom GB (Equivalent to BPS- Shigar, Kharmang, and Hunza year 2 year experience in relevant 14) field. 5 Lady Health Visitor 23 District Gilgit: 35 Diploma in LHV registered Concern (Equivalent to BPS-9) Civil Hospital Juglote year with PNC ed (for 24/7 Basic District Nagar: Two years community health District EmONC Services) CH Nagar, Galmit Nagar and midwifery nursing experience will be preferred. District Hunza: Preference to concerned CH Aliabad. karimabad Region. District Ghizer: CH Chatorkhand, Singul, Tuese District Diame: CH Darel, Tangir, District Astore: CH Gorikote, Parishing, Bonji District Skardu: CH Bunyal, BSM Gamba, Thowar District Shigar: RHC Shigar, CH Gulabpur Shigar District Kharmang: CH Olding, Mehdiabad District Ghanche: CH Dagoni, Thagas. Keris 6. Driver (Equivalent to 11 PPIU Office Gilgit: 02 35 Middle Passed with driving Concern BPS-4) District Nagar: year license. ed CH Nagar, 5 years’ experience in the District District Hunza: driving of light and heavy vehicles. Gulmit Gojal, From concerned district. District Ghizer: CH Chatorkhand, District Astore: CH Parishing District Skardu: CH Thowar, Skardu, District Kharmang: CH Olding, District Ghanche: CH Thagas, CH Keris District Shigar: RHC Gulabpure. 7. Daya (Equivalent to 20 District Gilgit: 35 Primary Passed with TBA Concern BPS-2) (for 24/7 CH Juglote, Sassi year Course. ed Basic EmONC District Nagar: From concerned union District Services) CH Nagar, CH Galmit council. District Hunza: Gulmit Gojal, Karimabad District Ghizer: CH Singul, CHarorkhand District Diamer: CH Darel, Tangir District Astore: CH Parishing, Gorikote District Skardu: CH Thowar,BSM Gamba District Kharmang: CH Olding, Mehdiabad District Ghanche: CH Thagas, CH Keris District Shigar: RHC Gulapure. RHC Shigar 8. Community Midwife 31 Qualified CMWs will be select 35 Diploma in CMW registered Concern (Stipend Based) subject to un covered Union year with PNC ed UCs Councils of GB. The suitable candidates (Matriculation) will be selected for training uncovered union councils. Terms and Conditions: 1. Name of the post applied for must be written on the top of the envelope. 2. On detailed scrutiny of documents if found ineligible your candidature will be rejected irrespective of the fact whether you have appeared in the examination/test or even qualified therein. Therefore, make sure before appearing in the examination/test that you are eligible in all respects for the post (s) applied for. 3. Candidates already serving in government departments may apply through proper channel. 4. Age relaxation will be given as per government policy/rule. 5. Women/Disable Quota is reserved as per Government Policy. 6. The competent authority may increase/decrease number of posts & cancel the recruitment process at any stage without assigning any reason. 7. If applied more than one posts then separate application may be submitted. 8. Experience Mandatory otherwise your Application form will be rejected. 9. The candidates from serial No.6 to 8 are requested to submit their documents to concerned District Health offices. 10. How to apply: 1. Please download the Application Form along with the prescribed test fee deposit slip from CTSP website. www.ctsp.com.pk 2. Pay the fee in any of the countrywide online branch of HBL, UBL and KCBL; attach the paid copy of the deposit slip with the filled-up application form. Please send the complete Application form (along with 3 recent color photographs and a copy of your CNIC) to CTSP Head office Street # 09, Plot # 140, Industrial Area, I-10/3, Islamabad. within 15 days of publication of this advertisement. 3. Incomplete applications and received after due date will not be entertained. Do not send applications by hand. 4. Do not attach copies of academic certificates at this stage. Department reserves the right to detach the candidate at any stage in case of provision of false information. Career Testing Services Pakistan Street # 09, Plot # 140, Industrial Area, (Dr. ABDUL SALAAM GHAYAS) I-10/3, Islamabad. Director MNCH Programe GB UAN# 051-111-004455 .
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