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Vacancy GDMO 19122018.Xlsx Vacancy status of GDMO for counselling on 24/12/2018 Sl. No. District Name Hospital Name Vacancy 1 Alipurduar Joygaon PHC, under Uttarlatabari RH 1 2 Alipurduar Kamakshyaguri RH, Alipurduar 1 3 Alipurduar Silbarihat PHC, under Panchkalguri RH, Alipurduar 1 4 Alipurduar Turturi PHC, under Jasodanga RH, Alipurduar 1 5 Bankura Amdangra PHC, under Taldangra RH, Bankura 1 6 Bankura Beliatore PHC, under Borjora BPHC, Bankura 1 7 Bankura Harmasra PHC, under Taldangra RH, Bankura 1 8 Bankura Mejhia BPHC, Bankura 1 9 Bankura Pakhnna PHC, under Borjora BPHC, Bankura 1 10 Bankura Raipur RH, Bankura 2 11 Bankura Ranibandh RH, Bankura 2 12 Bankura Simlapal RH, Bankura 2 13 Basirhat HD Ghoshpur BPHC, Basirhat HD 1 14 Basirhat HD Hatgachi PHC, under Ghoshpur RH, Basirhat HD 1 15 Basirhat HD Sandeshkhali (Khulna) RH 1 16 Basirhat HD Shibhati BPHC, Basirhat HD 1 17 Birbhum Bara Chaturi BPHC, Birbhum 1 18 Birbhum Chakdaha PHC, under Bara Chaturi BPHC, Birbhum 1 19 Birbhum Kirnahar PHC, under Nanoor RH, Birbhum 1 20 Birbhum Mohammad Bazar RH, Birbhum 1 21 Birbhum Puratangram PHC, under Md. Bazar RH, Birbhum 1 22 Birbhum Rajnagar RH, Birbhum 1 23 Birbhum Sainthia RH, Birbhum 1 24 Bishnupur HD Ajodhya PHC, under Radhanagar RH, Bishnupur HD 1 25 Bishnupur HD Balsi PHC, under Patrasayer RH, Bishnupur HD 1 26 Bishnupur HD Mirjapur PHC, under Kotulpur RH, Bishnupur HD 1 27 Bishnupur HD Patrasayer RH, Bishnupur HD 1 28 Bishnupur HD Radhanagar RH, Bishnupur HD 1 29 Coochbehar Anguldekha PHC, under Haldibari RH, Coochbehar 1 30 Coochbehar Balarampur PHC, under Natabari RH, Coochbehar 1 31 Coochbehar Bamanhat RH, Coochbehar 1 32 Coochbehar Baxirhat BPHC, Coochbehar 1 33 Coochbehar Haldibari RH, Coochbehar 1 34 Coochbehar Kuchlibari PHC, under Haldibari RH, Coochbehar 1 35 Coochbehar Moradanga PHC, under Natabari RH, Coochbehar 1 36 Coochbehar Nakarjaan PHC, under Sitai RH 1 37 Coochbehar Pakhihaga PHC, under Ashokbari BPHC, Coochbehar 1 38 Dakshin Dinajpur Dakra PHC, under Khaspur RH, Dakshin Dinajpur 1 39 Dakshin Dinajpur Hili RH, Dakshin Dinajpur 2 40 Dakshin Dinajpur Kamarpara PHC, under Khaspur RH, Dakshin Dinajpur 1 41 Dakshin Dinajpur Kumarganj RH, Dakshin Dinajpur 1 42 Dakshin Dinajpur Kushmandi RH 1 43 Dakshin Dinajpur Mathurapur (Chaloon) BPHC, Dakshin Dinajpur 1 44 Dakshin Dinajpur Nazirpur PHC, under Khaspur RH, Dakshin Dinajpur 1 45 Dakshin Dinajpur Sarbamongola (Bansuria) PHC, under Mathurapur (Chaloon) BPHC, Dakshin Dinajpur 1 46 Dakshin Dinajpur Tapan RH, Dakshin Dinajpur 1 47 Darjeeling Duptin PHC, under Mirik BPHC, Darjeeling 1 48 Darjeeling Lodhama PHC, under Bijanbari RH, Darjeeling 1 49 Darjeeling Pokhriabong PHC, under Sukhiapokri BPHC, Darjeeling 2 50 Darjeeling Sonada PHC, under Sukhiapokri BPHC, Darjeeling 1 51 Diamond Harbour HD Bagdanga Moushuni PHC, under Dwariknagar RH, Diamond Harbour HD 2 52 Jalpaiguri Banarhat PHC, under Dhupguri RH, Jalpaiguri 1 53 Jalpaiguri Dhupguri RH, Jalpaiguri 2 54 Jalpaiguri Mangalbari BPHC 1 55 Jalpaiguri Mangalbari BPHC, Jalpaiguri 1 56 Jalpaiguri Oodlabari BPHC, Jalpaiguri 2 57 Jalpaiguri Samsing PHC, under Mangalbari BPHC, Jalpaiguri 1 58 Jalpaiguri Singimari PHC, under Maynaguri RH, Jalpaiguri 1 59 Jalpaiguri Sulkapara RH, Jalpaiguri 2 60 Jhargram Alampur PHC, under Gopiballabhpur RH, Jhargram 1 61 Jhargram Chilkigarh BPHC, Jhargram 1 62 Jhargram Kharikamathani RH, Jhargram 1 63 Jhargram Laghata PHC, under Binpur RH, Jhargram 1 64 Jhargram Sasra PHC, under Gopiballabhpur RH, Jhargram 2 65 Jhargram Silda PHC, under Belpahari RH, Jhargram 1 66 Kalimpong Algarah PHC, under Pedong BPHC, Kalimpong 1 67 Kalimpong Jaldhaka PHC, under Gorubathan BPHC 1 68 Kalimpong Samthar-Samalbung PHC, under Rambi BPHC, Kalimpong 1 69 Kalimpong Sherpagaon PHC, under Gorubathan BPHC, Kalimpong 1 Page 1 of 4 Vacancy status of GDMO for counselling on 24/12/2018 Sl. No. District Name Hospital Name Vacancy 70 Malda Bahadurpur PHC, under R.N. Roy RH, Malda 1 71 Malda Bhutni PHC, under Manikchak RH 1 72 Malda Golapganj PHC, under Bedrabad RH, Malda 1 73 Malda Jatradanga PHC, under Moulpur RH, Malda 1 74 Malda Kharba PHC, under Chanchal-I, Malda 1 75 Malda Khempur PHC, under Malatipur RH, Malda 1 76 Malda Kumbhira PHC, under Bedrabad RH, Malda 1 77 Malda Mahanandatola PHC, under Ratua RH 1 78 Malda Narayanpur PHC, under Silampur RH, Malda 1 79 Malda Nurpur PHC, under Manikchak RH, Malda 1 80 Malda Sultanganj PHC, under Ariadanga BPHC, Malda 1 81 Murshidabad Bahutali PHC, under Ahiran BPHC, Murshidabad 1 82 Murshidabad Bharatpur RH, Murshidabad 1 83 Murshidabad Burwan RH 1 84 Murshidabad Jajan PHC, under Bharatpur RH, Murshidabad 1 85 Murshidabad Ramnagar Bachra PHC, under Saktipur RH, Murshidabad 1 86 Murshidabad Singeswari-Gouripur PHC, under Sagardighi RH, Murshidabad 1 87 Murshidabad Tarafrasulpur BPHC (Bagdanga), Murshidabad 1 88 Nandigram HD Baraghuni PHC, under Erashal RH, Nandigram HD 1 89 Nandigram HD Digha Aghore Kamini BPHC, Nandigram HD 1 90 Nandigram HD Gokhuri PHC, under Erashal RH, Nandigram HD 1 91 Nandigram HD Kamardah RH, Nandigram HD 1 92 Nandigram HD Kharipukuria BPHC, Nandigram HD 1 93 Nandigram HD Mahammadpur PHC, under Nandigram Beni Madhab Pal RH, Nandigram HD 1 94 Nandigram HD Nayaput PHC, under Majna BPHC, Nandigram HD 1 95 Nandigram HD Sillyaberia RH, Nandigram HD 1 96 Paschim Bardhaman Pramila Nazrul (Churulia) PHC, under Akalpur BPHC, Paschim Bardhaman 1 97 Paschim Medinipur Babuidanga PHC, under Kewakole RH, Paschim Medinipur 1 98 Paschim Medinipur Bagda (Mohanpur) RH, Paschim Medinipur 1 99 Paschim Medinipur Charubala PHC, under Kewakole RH, Paschim Medinipur 1 100 Paschim Medinipur Khandrui RH, Paschim Medinipur 1 101 Paschim Medinipur Khelar PHC, under Hijli RH 1 102 Paschim Medinipur Natuk PHC, under Vidyasagar BPHC 1 103 Paschim Medinipur Puyan PHC, under Khandrui RH 1 104 Paschim Medinipur Sandhipur PHC, under Garhbeta RH 1 105 Paschim Medinipur Sonakhali RH, Paschim Medinipur 1 106 Purba Medinipur Borhat PHC, under Gonara BPHC, Purba Medinipur 1 107 Purba Medinipur Siulipur PHC, under Bhagawanpur RH, Purba Medinipur 1 108 Purulia Ajodhya PHC, under Pathardihi RH, Purulia 1 109 Purulia Banda RH, Purulia 1 110 Purulia Bansgarh RH, Purulia 1 111 Purulia Bari BPHC, Purulia 2 112 Purulia Basantapur PHC, under Bari BPHC, Purulia 1 113 Purulia Chakoltore RH, Purulia 1 114 Purulia Chayanpur PHC, under Kushtor RH, Purulia 1 115 Purulia Hutmura PHC, under Kushtor RH, Purulia 1 116 Purulia Nildih PHC, under Banda RH, Purulia 1 117 Purulia Nowagarh PHC, under Puncha RH, Purulia 1 118 Purulia Para RH, Purulia 2 119 Purulia Sirkabad RH, Purulia 1 120 Rampurhat HD Chakmondala BPHC, Rampurhat HD 2 121 Rampurhat HD Dheka PHC, under Satpalsa RH, Rampurhat HD 1 122 Rampurhat HD Koitha PHC, under Nalhati RH, Rampurhat HD 1 123 Rampurhat HD Margram PHC, under Baswa RH, Rampurhat HD 1 124 Rampurhat HD Mollarpur RH, Rampurhat HD 1 125 Rampurhat HD Murarai RH, Rampurhat HD 1 126 Rampurhat HD Paikar RH, Rampurhat HD 2 127 Rampurhat HD Rudranagar PHC, under Paikar RH, Rampurhat HD 1 128 Rampurhat HD Satpalsa RH, Rampurhat HD 2 129 Rampurhat HD Tarapur PHC, under Baswa RH, Rampurhat HD 1 130 South 24 Parganas Bally PHC, under Gosaba II, South 24 Parganas 1 131 South 24 Parganas Chhotomollakhali PHC, under Gosaba RH, South 24 Parganas 1 132 South 24 Parganas Jharkhali PHC, under Basanti RH, South 24 Parganas 1 133 Uttar Dinajpur Chakulia RH, Uttar Dinajpur 2 134 Uttar Dinajpur Churamon PHC, under Itahar RH, Uttar Dinajpur 1 135 Uttar Dinajpur Dalkhola PHC, under Karandighi RH 1 136 Uttar Dinajpur Dalua RH, Uttar Dinajpur 1 Page 2 of 4 Vacancy status of GDMO for counselling on 24/12/2018 Sl. No. District Name Hospital Name Vacancy 137 Uttar Dinajpur Goagaon PHC, under Lodhan RH, Uttar Dinajpur 1 138 Uttar Dinajpur Islampur SDH, Uttar Dinajpur 3 139 Uttar Dinajpur Kunor BPHC 1 140 Uttar Dinajpur Lakshipur PHC, under Dalua RH, Uttar Dinajpur 1 141 Uttar Dinajpur Majhihar PHC, under Kunor BPHC 1 142 Uttar Dinajpur Raiganj BPHC, Uttar Dinajpur 1 143 Uttar Dinajpur Raiganj Multi Speciality/ Super Speciality Hospital, Uttar Dinajpur 3 144 Uttar Dinajpur Torial PHC, under Chakulia RH 1 145 Nadia Natidanga RH under Karimpur-II, Nadia 2 146 Nadia Nazirpur PHC, underTehatta-I, Nadia 1 147 Nadia Kaliganj RH, Nadia 1 148 Nadia Debagram PHC, Kaliganj- Nadia 1 149 Nadia Mira PHC, Kaliganj, Nadia 1 150 Alipurduar Uttar Latabari RH, Alipurduar 1 151 Alipurduar Jasodanda RH, Alipurduar 1 152 Alipurduar Panchkhelguri RH, Alipurduar 1 153 Alipurduar Madhya Rangoli Bazna PHC, Alipurduar 1 154 Birbhum Dubrajpur RH, Birbhum 3 155 Birbhum Nagrakonda RH, Birbhum 1 156 Birbhum Sultanpur BPHC, Birbhum 1 157 Birbhum Labpur RH, Birbhum 2 158 South 24 Parganas Basati RH, South 24 Parganas 1 159 South 24 Parganas Matherdighi RH, South 24 Parganas 2 160 South 24 Parganas Julpia PHC, Bishnupur -I, South 24 Parganas 1 161 South 24 Parganas Moukhali PHC, Bishnupur-II, South 24 Parganas 1 162 South 24 Parganas Jamalpur PHC, Budge Budge-I, South 24 Parganas 1 163 South 24 Parganas Momrejgarh PHC, Jaynagar-I, South 24 Parganas 1 164 Jalpaiguri Dhumpara PHC, Jalpaiguri 2 165 Jalpaiguri Kalinarar PHC, Jalpaiguri 1 166 Jhargram Chandabila PHC, Jhargram 2 167 Jhargram Bhangagarh RH, Jhargram 2 168 Purba Medinipur Bhagabanpur RH, Purba Medinipur 1 169 Purba Medinipur Garh Moyna BPHC, Purba Medinipur 1 170 Purba Medinipur Ramchandrapur BPHC, Purba Medinipur 1 171 Purba Medinipur Gonara BPHC, Purba Medinipur 1 172 Purba Medinipur Patashpur RH, Purba Medinipur 1 173 Purba Medinipur Gangadharbar RH, Purba Medinipur 1 174 Purba Medinipur Sutahata BPHC, Purba
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