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2020122489.Pdf OITF-ICE OF'THE CDl\{ & PHO,]\AYAGAI(T{ orrrer xo 3-l_L7 .t Date ?3_ i:(_ jldeo In pursuance to this office aclvertisement no-3022 dtd.l}.l2.2020 and subsequent document verification on dtd.11.12.2020 in the office of the undersigned all 63(Sixty three) candidates having required qualification & registration 11o are hcreby cmpaneled as Laboratory Techniciar-r for the HWC PFICs of Nayagarh district. Following fifteen empaneled candidates lrom tl-re valid panel list arc licreby infonned to submit their willingness of atleast five IIWC I)HC' (fiorn the hst at annexurc-l) on or belore dt.28.12.2020 by 5.00 PM through email ltgrullllt@gr11;1]LA_Qlll fbr liulhcr actiort at this end. SL No Narne of the applicant Name of' the liather,' I ILrsbar-id 1 DEBASIS KHATEI LAXMIDHAR KHATTII 2 SOUMYARANJAN SETHI MAI.IESWAR SE'I'III J ABINASH LENKA ll ICt'll"f I{A I([ jMAli. I-1, i\ l(A 4 BARNALI RATH I{AMAI(I{USI {NA ItA'I I I 5 SIJBHASHREE PRIYADARS INI ST]I{YANARA Y A N N,I O I I,\ I}A'f IIA 6 PUSPANJALI SAHOO KISHORE CHANDRA SAHOO ,7 BISWAJIT PARIDA UMAKANTA PAI{IDA 8 CHITTARANJAN SAHOO TJDAYANAI-I-I SAIIOO 9 BAPUJI PRADHAN SURYOJAN PRADFIAN 10 SRIKANT KUMAR SAMANTSINGHAR DH ITUt]A(]I IA II.AiI. S A\1 \ \I.SIN(; I"IAR i1 PINKINA SAHOO SWIl'fA SAIIOo 12 SANKARSANA SAHOO I]AMADIJV SAIIOO 13 NANDAN KUMAR DHAL I)II]AI(AIt I)IIAI- 14 H SNEHALATA PATRO IIPAI{SURAN4 PA'I'RO 15 AJIT KUMAR SAHOO AKSIIYA KIJ\,{AR SA} I(X) Chief District 0lficer N MemoNo 3 l'790r) ot ?3 l? RcRO . Copy forwarded to person concerned for infonlation & guidance. Copy to the DIO Nlc,Nayagarh for information with a request to hoist tlie same in the district website fbr wide publicity. Copy submitted to the Collector & DM,Nayagarh tbr f'avour of'krnci inlirrrration. Chief District M Ilealth Officer N frn LIST OF HWC PHCS NAME OF BLOCK CHC SL NO. NAME OF HWC t ITAMATI BADAPANDUSAR 2 LATHIPADA BADAPANDUSAR 3 SANKEI BADAPANDUSAR 4 BALUGAON BADAPANDUSAR 5 KALIKA PRASAD BADAPANDUSAR 6 PADMABATI BHAPUR 7 BAGHUAPALLI BHAPUR 8 NIMANI BHAPUR 9 ADAKATA GANIA 10 CHHAMUNDIA GANIA 71 RASANGA GANIA t2 KK NUAGAON MADHYAKHANDA 13 CHADEYAPALII MADHYAKHANDA 74 TAKERA MADHYAKHANDA 15 BANIGOCHHA MADHYAKHANDA L6 KUJAMENDHI MADHYAKHANDA 77 JAGANNATH PRASAD MAHIPUR 18 NUAGAON MAHIPUR L9 BAHADAJHOLA MAHIPUR zo DIMIRIPALLI MAHIPUR 2L BANAMAILPUR NUAGADIASAHI 22 R. DHOLAMARA NUAGADIASAHI 23 KUMBHARPADA NUAGADIASAHI 24 KANTILO NUAGADIASAHI 25 BIRIDIHI NUAGADIASAHI 26 TARIA RAJSUNAKHALA 27 DARPNARAYANPUR RAJSUNAKHALA 28 DAMASAHI RAJSUNAKHALA 29 MAJHIAKHANDA RAJSUNAKHALA 30 MAYURJHALIA RAJSUNAKHALA 31 SUNAMUHIN SARANKUL 32 MAGARBANDHA SARANKUL 33 KAJALAIPALLI SARANKUL 34 GODIPADA SARANKUL 35 DIMISAR SARANKUL 36 KURAL SARANKUL 37 KOMANDA , SARANKUL Chief District Public Health Officer, Option,selection,for Lqboratory T,echnicians for PHQ-HWCs Name of PHC-HWC Name Of Block CHC under which PHC- HWC is functioning Option Option-1 Option-2 Option-3 Option-4 Option-5 (Plz Mention the name of PHC-HWC in CAPITAL LETTER ) Full Signature of the Candidate with date Mobile No. Email ID :- T 4.
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