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GOVERNMENT of GILGIT-BALTISTAN Directorate of Health Services Baltistan Region Skardu GOVERNMENT OF GILGIT-BALTISTAN Directorate of Health Services Baltistan Region Skardu Applications are invited from eligible candidates having the eligibility criteria for appointment against the following regular vacant positions of Health Department Baltistan Region with the term & conditions mentioned against each. S.# Name of Post No. of DUTY STATION Qualification /Experience Age Domicile with BPS Posts limit 1 Charge Nurse 2 DHQ Hospital Khaplu . Matric Science 18-35 GB (BS-14) . Three years diploma in midwifery and Nursing recognized by Pakistan Nursing Council. Registered A Grade Nurse/midwife. Two years experienced in job 2 DEO 1 DHS Office Skardu . Bachelor’s Degree in 18-35 GB (BS-12) Physics/Mathematics/statistics/ Economics with minimum speed 10000 key depression per hour for data entry. 3 UDC 1 DHO Skardu: 1x ADHO . Bachelor. 18-35 GB (BS-14) Roundu . Computer literate 4 LDCs 3 DHS Office Baltistan: 1. Intermediate. 18-35 GB (BS-11) Post . Typing speed 30 WPM. DHO Skardu: 1x CH Bunyal DHO Kharmong: 1x CH Olding 5 JT Pathology 9 DHO Skardu:1 Post . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (Lab Tech) 1x CH Bunyal, Science. (BS-9) DHO Ghanche: 3 Posts. Qualified lab technician course 1x CD Frano 1x MDS from any recognized Goma, 1x CD Ghursay institute/military hospital. Two years experience in the DHO Shigar:2 Posts. job 1x RHC Gulabpur, 1x ACD . Churka DHO Karmong:3 Posts 1x CH Olding 2x (Six "A" Class Dispensaries) 6 Blood 1 DHQ Hospital Khaplu . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan Transfusion Science. (JTP) . Qualified lab technician course (BS-9) from any recognized institute/military hospital. Two years experience in the job 7 JT Dentistry 2 DHO Skardu (1): CH . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (Dental Tech) Bunyal Science. (BS-9) DHO Shigar (1): RHC . Qualified dental technician Gulabpur course from any recognized institute/military hospital 8 JIT (vaccinator) 6 DHO Office Skardu:3 posts . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (BS-9) DHO Shigar:1 Post Science. 1x ACD Dasso . Having vaccination course/training or trained DHO Ghanche: 2 Posts. Nursing Assistant. 1xACD Ghowari.1xACD Balghar 9 JTR (Radiology) 8 DHO Skardu:1 Post . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan / X-ray Tech 1x CH Bunyal Science. (BS-9) DHO Ghanche: 3 Posts . Qualified Radiographer/X-Ray 1x MDS Goma,1x CH Siksa, technician course from any 1xCH Daghoni recognized institute/military DHO Shigar :3 Posts hospital.. 1x RHC, Shigar,2xRHC Gulabpur DHQ Hospital Khaplu: 1 Post 10 JT MNCH (LHV) 37 DHO Skardu: 6 Posts . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (BS-9) 1x each ACD Ganji, Science. Bilamik, Talou Broq, CH . Diploma in midwifery and LHV Bunyal, Stak, MNCH Ganji course any recognized institute Talo Roundu DHO Ghanche: 8 Posts 1x each in ACD Ghursay, ACD Balghar , MDS, Goma , ACD Saith, ACD Khasomic , MCH Yougo , ACD Frano and ACD Ghowari PPHI Ghanche: 9 Posts 1x each in CD Dawoo, Surmo, CD Slatro CD Kondus, MCH Sailing, CD Kharfaq , CD Bordas, BHU Bara and BHU Tahalley. DHO Shigar: 2 Posts 1x MCH Centre Sesko and 1x ACD Churka DHO Kharmong:6 Posts 1x CH Tolti, 2x CH Olding, 1x MNCH Centre Hamzigond and 2x (six ACD Kharmong) PPHI Kharmong:02 Posts 1x BHU Mayordu and 1x MCH Centre Ghandus. DHQ Hospital Khaplu: 1. post PPHI Skardu:03 Posts 1x BHU Gultari, 1x BHU Tormik& 1x CD Sadpara 11 JT Surgery (OT / 10 DHO Skardu :1 Post . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan Anesthesia 1x BSM Hosp Gumba Science. Tech) Skardu, . Qualified Operation Theater (BS-9) DHO Ghanche:01 Post technician course from any 1x MDS Goma recognized institute/military DHO Shigar: 01 Post hospital. 1x RHC Gulabpur DHO Kharmong:03 Posts 1x CH Olding, 2x (Six AC Dispensary) DHQ Hospital Skardu : 2 posts DHQ Hospital Khaplu : 2 posts 12 JT Cardiology 2 DHQ Hospital Skardu:2 . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (ECG Tech) posts Science. (BS-9) . Qualified ECG course from any recognized institute/military hospital.. 13 JMT 59 DHO Skardu: 13 Posts . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (BS-9) 1x CD Husainabad Nalla, 1x Science. BSM Hosp Gamba , 2x CH . Qualified One year Nursing Bunyal, 1x CD Sukamidan, 1x CD Sythang, 1x CD Shaqma, Assistant training Course form 1x CD Chamacho, 1x CD DHQ Hospital Gilgit, Skardu or Bagardothang 1x CD Talo and any other recognized medical 1x CD Harpo, 1x FAP Doro and institute. 1x CD Qumrah DHO Ghanche :(10) 1x in each CD Karmading , 1x CH Siksa, 1x FAP Oral Keris, 1x Kanday, 1xCD Dumsum, 1x ACD Balghar, 1xCD Lunkha, 1xACD Haldi, 1xCH kires and 1x CD Bara PPHI Ghanche: (4) 1x each in FAP Payeen , 1x CD Saltro, 1xACD Frano, 1x CD Purtook DHO Shigar : (3) 1x ACD Churka, 1x CD Nar, 1X FAP Kothang DHO Kharmong (14) 3x CH Tolti, 1x CD Palpaldo and 2x CD Ganokh, 1x FAP Chechethang , 1x CH Mehdiabad, 1x CD Gangani, 5x (six A class Disps of Khramong PPHI Kharmong :(3) 2x BHU Mayourdu, 1x CD Gangani DHQ Hospital Skardu : (7) Posts DHQ Hospital Khaplu: 2Posts PPHI Skardu: 02 Posts 1x ACDKachura,1xBHUTormik 14 JMT (F) 1 DHQ Hospital Skardu : . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (BS-9) 1 post Science. Qualified One year Nursing Assistant training Course form DHQ Hospital Gilgit,Skardu or any other recognized medical institute. 15 JT pharmacy 6 DHO Skardu: 01 posts . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (Sk) (JTP) DHO Ghanche:02 Posts Science. (BS-9) 1 x DHO Office, 1x CH . Qualified Dispenser/Nursing Kires Asstt. DHO Shigar :01 Post . 2 years Experience in the 1xRHC Shigar relevant job. DHO Kharmong :01 Post 1x CH Tolti DHQ Hospital Skardu: 1 posts 16 Sanitary 1 DHO Skardu: 1 posts . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan Inspector (JTS) Science. Diploma /Certificate in (BS-9) sanitation from any recognized institute. 17 Dispenser G-I 13 DHO Skardu: 6 Posts . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (JMT) 1x ACD Husainabad, 1x Science. (BS-8) CD Sermik , 1x ACD Ganji, Qualified One year Nursing 1x CD Talubroq, 1x CD Assistant training Course form Bilamik, 1x CH Bunyal DHQ Hospital Gilgit, Skardu or DHO Ghanche :6 Posts any other recognized medical 1x CD Amirabad, 1x CD institute. Saith, 1x CD Khasomik, 1x CD Gowari, 1x CD Balghar, 1x CD Frano DHO Shigar :1 Post RHC, Gulabpur 18 Dispenser G-II 20 DHO Skardu: 9 Posts . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (JMT) 1x CD Lashithang, 1x CD Science. (BS-6) Teriko, 1x CD Bagardothang, . Qualified One year Nursing 1x CD Chamacho, 1x FAP Assistant training Course form Somuluk, 1x FAP DHQ Hospital Gilgit, Skardu or Shagarthang, 1x FAP Shagirballa, 1x CD Astana 1x any other recognized medical CD Husainabad Nalla institute. DHO Ghanche :(5 Posts) 1x CD Marzigond, 1x CD Malayar, 1x CD Kharkoh, 1x CD Talis, 1x CD Ghursay DHO Shigar :(2 Posts) 1x FAPArrando,1x CD Bisil DHO Kharmong : (3 posts) 1x CD Sinkarmo, 1x CD Palpaldo, 1x CD Girah DHQ Hospital Khaplu; (1 Post) 19 OTA (JTS) 6 DHO Skardu: 03 Posts . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (BS-6) 1x ACD Gole , 1x Sermik, Science. 1x CH Bunyal . qualified Operation Theater DHO Ghanche : 02 Posts technician course from any 1x CD Frano and 1x CD recognized institute/military Ghursay hospital.. DHO Shigar :01 Post 1x ACD Churka 20 Dora M/F 1 DHQ Hospital Khaplu: . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (BS-6) 01 Post Science. Qualified dental technician course from any recognized institute/military hospital. 21 Nurse Aid 1 DHQ Hospital Khaplu: . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan Female 01 Post Science. (BS-6) . Qualified One year Nursing Assistant training Course form DHQ Hospital Gilgit, Skardu or any other recognized medical institute. 22 Dental Assistant 3 DHO Skardu: 01 Post . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 (JTD) 1x BSM, Gumba Skardu Science. (BS-5) DHO Khramng: 01 Post . Qualified dental technician 1x CH Olding course from any DHO Shigar: 01 Post 1x RHC, Gulabpur Shigar recognizedinstitute/military hospital. 23 ASK (JTP) 3 DHO Skardu: 02 Posts . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan (BS-5) 1x BSM, Gumba , 1x CH Science. Bunyal Gultari, . Qualified Dispenser/Nursing DHO Shigar: 01 Post Asstt. 1x RHC Gulabpur Shigar . 2 years Experience in the relevant job. 24 Midwife 2 DHQ Hospital Skardu, . Matriculate 18-35 Baltistan (BS-5) 2 Posts . Qualified IN Nursing/Midwifery Training from any recognized Institute. 25 Receptionist 1 HRDC, Skardu, 1 Post . Matric 18-35 Baltistan (BS-5) . Typing Speed 30 WPM 26 Nursing 27 DHO Skardu: 13 Posts . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan Assistant 2x BSM GumbaSkardu , 1x Science. (BS-4) each in CH, Bunyal , "A" . Qualified One year Nursing Class DispGunji, Assistant training Course form 1xTalobroq, 1x Bilamik , DHQ Hospital Gilgit, Skardu or 1xSermik , 1x CD Hassan any other recognized medical 1xColoney, 1xTaso Gole, institute. 1x Lashithanng, 1x Teriko, 1xFAP Ganji paeen& 1x CD Sythang DHO Ghanche: (5 Posts) 1x each in CD Ghazithang, 1x MDS Goma, 1xACD Ghowari, 1xACD Ghursey and 1xACD Balghar DHO Kharmong :2 posts 1xFAP TazibaLonba, 1xFAP Narghocho, , DHO Shigar: 3 posts 2x RHC Gulabpur, 1x CD Nar Ghoro DHQ Hospital Skardu : 2 Posts DHQ Hospital Khaplu : 2 posts 27 Nursing 5 . Matriculate preferably with 18-35 Baltistan DHQ Hospital Skardu : Assistant Science. 2 Posts (Female) . Qualified One year Nursing DHO Shigar: (BS-4) Assistant training Course form 1x RHC Gulabpur DHQ Hospital Gilgit, Skardu or DHO Ghanche: any other recognized medical 1x MCH Sailing, 1xMCH institute. Yougo TOTAL 231 Terms and Conditions:- 1. Name of the post applied for must be written on the top of the envelope. 2. Candidates already serving in Government departments may apply through proper channel.
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