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Staff Nurse Under NHM, Assam Date : 01.11.2017 Not shortlisted candidates for interview for the post of Staff Nurse under NHM, Assam Date : 01.11.2017 Sl Regd. ID Candidate Name Email ID Address Regd. No. Essential Qualification Qualification Experience Remarks DOB Total No. PWD Computer Mobile No Experience Proficiency Father Name [1:=] 12th qualification:- Subject/Stream-ENGLISH, MIL (ASSAMESE), POLOTICAL SCIENCE, ECONOMICE, EDUCATION, HISTORY, Institute- Essential qualification Name-GNM Course, Name of course- BALIPATHAR H.S SCHOOL, University-AHSEC, C/o-JAPARAJAN, H.No.-29, GNM COURES, Course Duration(Year)-31/2, Course Start Assam Nurses Midwives Year-2011, Percentage-39, Division-3rd [2:=] Vill/Town-JAPARAJAN, P.O.- Date-19.02.2013, Course End Date-31.03.2017, Institution NHM/SNRSE/ archonatuti123@ & Health Visitors Professional qualification-Diploma in general nursing & date of birth not 1 ARCHONA TUTI JAPARAJAN, P.S.-BOKAJAN, Dist.- Name-ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL, University-TINSUKIA, No 0246 gmail.com Council Regd. No - midwifery, Subject-midwifery & Gynecology (011), Yes matched Karbi Anglong, State-ASSAM, Pin- Mode-Full Time, Subject-Midwifery & Gynecology, pediatric 31.12.2002 14640/2017 pediatric nursing (012), Community health Nursing-II 7035812198 782470 Nursing(012), community Health Nursing-II (013),, Year- 0 month(0 year) JIHESKEL TUTI (013), Stream-Nursing, Institute-ST. luke's Hospital 2017, Percentage-65.16, Division-SECOND school of Nursing, University-Tinsukia, Duration-31/2 year, Year-2017, Percentage-65.16, Division-2nd, Mode- Full Time Essential qualification Name-B. Sc. Nursing, Name of course- C/o-Shri. Hamles Syiemlieh, H.No.-, B.Sc Nursing, Course Duration(Year)-4, Course Start Date- [1:=] 10th qualification:- Subject/Stream- Assam Nurses Midwives [1:=] Organization-Voluntary of Health and Association Vill/Town-Dangar Village, P.O.- 20.07.2011, Course End Date-29.07.2015, Institution Name- English,Mathematics, Science&Technology, Social NHM/SNRSE/ BAHUNLIN bahunthongni11 & Health Visitors of Meghalaya ( VHAM), Designation-Staff Nurse, date of birth not 2 Dangar, P.S.-Dangar, Dist.-East CPMS College of Nursing, Guwahati, University-SSUHS, Science, Health Education, Khasi, Institute-DPPHS, No 0896 THONGNI @gmail.com No Council Regd. No - Nature of duty- OPD, IPD,Obstetrics, Minor OT, from matched Khasi Hills District, State-Meghalaya, Mode-Full Time, Subject-Anatomy & Physiology,Foundation University-MBOSE, Year-2008, Percentage-61, 11.03.2017 2914/2017 07.08.2015 to 16.10.2017, Duration-2 year 2 month 8575513102 Pin-793106 of Nursing, Microbiology, Nutrition, English, Computer, Division-1st BioChemistry, Year-2015, Percentage-56, Division-2nd 26 month(2.167 year) Shri. Syiemlieh Hamles [1:=] Degree qualification-BSC NURSING, Subject- ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY,FUNDAMENTAL NSG, Essential qualification Name-B. Sc. Nursing, Name of course- MICROBIOLOGY,PHARMACOLOGY,NUTRITION C/o-CHRISTINA TONGPER, H.No.- BSC NURSING, Course Duration(Year)-4, Course Start Date- &BIOCHEMISTRY,MEDICAL & 15, Vill/Town-SIXMILE 17.05.2011, Course End Date-17.08.2016, Institution Name- [1:=] Organization-GNRC HOSPITAL SIXMILE, Assam Nurses Midwives SURGICAL,COMMUNITY, NHM/SNRSE/ CHRISTINA CHACHAL, P.O.-SIXMILE, P.S.- CPMS COLLEGE OF NURSING, University-SRIMANTA Designation-STAFF NURSE, Nature of duty- ICU, date of birth not 3 & Health Visitors SOCIOLOGY,PATHOGENITIC, No 0383 TONGPER DISPUR GUWAHATI, Dist.- SANKERDEVA UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCE, from 14.12.2015 to 13.10.2017, Duration-1 year 10 Yes matched Council Regd. No - 1760 PSYCHIATRIC,PEDIATRIC,GYNECOLOGY 18.08.2017 Kamrup Metro, State-ASSAM, Pin- Mode-Full Time, Subject- month 9485043377 RESEARH,, Stream-BSC NURSING, Institute-CPNS 781022 RESEARCH,GYNECOLOGY,COMMUNITY,MANAGEME COLLEGE OF NURSING, University-SRIMANTA 22 month(1.833 year) FRANCIS KHONGLAH NT, Year-2016, Percentage-60, Division-1ST SANKERDEVA UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCE, Duration-4 year, Year-2015, Percentage-60, Division-1ST, Mode-Full Time [1:=] 12th qualification:- Subject/Stream- English,khasi,Home science, philosophy,Education, Essential qualification Name-GNM Course, Name of course- Institute-St.Mary's College Shillong, University- General Nursing Midwifery, Course Duration(Year)-3.6, C/o-Penniel Cottage Lower MBOSE, Year-2012, Percentage-47.6, Division-2nd div Assam Nurses Midwives Course Start Date-23.07.2012, Course End Date-25.03.2016, [1:=] Organization-Fortis Hospital and Kidney Institute, Pohksheh rynjah Shillong, H.No.- [2:=] Professional qualification-General Nursing NHM/SNRSE/ eldorinenongrum9 & Health Visitors Institution Name-Arya School of Nursing, University-Assam Designation-Staff nurse, Nature of duty- shifting. duty, date of birth not 4 Eldorine Nongrum 172, Vill/Town-Town, P.O.-Rynjah, Council, Subject-Anatomy and No 1611 [email protected] Council Regd. No - Nursing Council, Mode-Full Time, Subject-Anatomy and from 10.08.2016 to 20.10.2017, Duration-1 year 2 No matched P.S.-Rynjah, Dist.-East Khasi Hills, physiology,Fundamental,psychology,Psychiatric,paediatr 15.05.2017 13680/2016 physiology,psychology,Fundamental,Community,Psychiatric,M month 9774025854 State-Meghalaya, Pin-793006 ic,Community,Gynecology and Obstetric, Stream-Arts, edical sUrgical 1 n 2,Paediatri, Year-2016, Percentage-60.1, Institute-Arya School of Nursing, University-Assam 14 month(1.167 year) Lt.Esten Singh Dohling Division-2nd div Nursing Council, Duration-3.6 year, Year-2016, Percentage-60.1, Division-2nd div, Mode-Full Time Essential qualification Name-GNM Course, Name of course- GNM, Course Duration(Year)-3yr6m, Course Start Date- [1:=] Degree qualification-B. SC, Subject- C/o-SIBA PRASAD SARMA, H.No.- 10.11.2014, Course End Date-06.10.2017, Institution Name- ZOOLOGY(MAJOR), CHEMISTRY, BOTANY, 76, Vill/Town-KHATIKUCHI, P.O.- GNM TRAINING SCHOOL DARRANG, MANGALDAI, NHM/SNRSE/ devajitsarmah@ya Nursing Council of India - Stream-SCIENCE, Institute-MANGALDAI date of birth not 5 GINITA SARMA DHEKIPARA, P.S.-SIPAJHAR, University-ASSAM NURSING COUNCIL HENGARABARI, 1657 hoo.com No A/F COLLEGE, University-GAUHATI UNIVERSITY, matched Dist.-Darrang, State-ASSAM, Pin- Mode-Full Time, Subject-MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING 05.09.2017 Duration-3 year, Year-2014, Percentage-53.47, Division- 8876648686 784145 I, MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING II, MENTAL 2nd, Mode-Full Time 0 month(0 year) HEALTH & PSYCATRIC NURSING, Year-2017, SIBA PRASAD SARMA Percentage-71, Division-1st Page - 1 Not shortlisted candidates for interview for the post of Staff Nurse under NHM, Assam Date : 01.11.2017 Sl Regd. ID Candidate Name Email ID Address Regd. No. Essential Qualification Qualification Experience Remarks DOB Total No. PWD Computer Mobile No Experience Proficiency Father Name Essential qualification Name-GNM Course, Name of course- General Nursing and Midwifery, Course Duration(Year)-3.6, C/o-Baptist christian hospital, H.No.- Course Start Date-05.02.2013, Course End Date-01.10.2016, [1:=] 12th qualification:- Subject/Stream- BaptistChristian Hospital, Vill/Town- Assam Nurses Midwives Institution Name-School of Nursing Baptist christian hospital, English,hindi,political science,history, Institute-Sekhar [1:=] Organization-Baptist christian hospital, NHM/SNRSE/ Baptist christian hospital,mission & Health Visitors date of birth not 6 Juliet Kujur University-Assam Nurses',Midwives'And Health Visitors' Sankardev Mission H S School., University-assam Designation-staff Nurse, Nature of duty- full time, from No 1601 No chariali. Tezpur., P.O.-ketekibari, Council Regd. No - matched Council., Mode-Full Time, Subject-Biological higher secondary education council, Year-2011, 01.10.2016 to 20.10.2017, Duration-1 year 00 month 06.07.2017 7002606965 P.S.-Ketekibari, Dist.-Sonitpur, State- 14300/2017 science,behavioural science,foundamental Percentage-35.1, Division-3rd Assam, Pin-784001 12 month(1 year) late.Cypranus late.Cypranus Kujur ofnursing,community health,MS-1,MS-2,mental hlth, Year- 2016, Percentage-59, Division-2 Essential qualification Name-B. Sc. Nursing, Name of course- C/o-mahammedpur 2, H.No.-, bachelor, Course Duration(Year)-3, Course Start Date- [1:=] Degree qualification-ba, Subject-eng ben pol math Vill/Town-MAHAMMEDPUR NHM/SNRSE/ SADDAM HUSSAIN tapadarsaddam@ 04.10.2017, Course End Date-04.10.2017, Institution Name- perp, Stream-arts, Institute-lala rural college, University- date of birth not 7 PART 2, P.O.-TONGPUR SOUTH, - No 0093 TAPADAR gmail.com Institute of information techonology, University-Assam, Mode- assam, Duration-3 year, Year-2016, Percentage-49, No matched P.S.-LALA, Dist.-Hailakandi, State- 08.10.2017 Correspondence, Subject-sg bng pol s etc, Year-2016, Division-3, Mode-Full Time 9864634501 ASSAM, Pin-788163 Percentage-66, Division-a 0 month(0 year) JAMAL JAMAL UDDIN TAPADAR Essential qualification Name-GNM Course, Name of course- [1:=] 12th qualification:- Subject/Stream- ANM, Course Duration(Year)-2, Course Start Date- C/o-omar hussain mollah, H.No.- Assam Nurses Midwives ENG,ASS,EDU,POL.S,AVD.ASS,LO&PHY,ECO,HIS 11.06.2013, Course End Date-15.10.2015, Institution Name- NHM/SNRSE/ selinaparbin7@g 1468, Vill/Town-moriam nagar, P.O.- & Health Visitors , Institute-GOALPARA GIRL'S JUNIOR date of birth not 8 selina parbin FHW/GNM TRAINING SCHOOL DHUBRI, University- No 1690 mail.com baladmari, P.S.-goalpara, Dist.- Council Regd. No - COLLEGE,GOALPARA, University-ASSAM HIGHER No matched ANMHVC, Mode-Full Time, Subject- 03.11.2005 8638928065 Goalpara, State-assam, Pin-783121 26519/2016 SECONDARY EDUCATION COUNCIL, Year-2013, CHN,MID.W,HCM,PHCNHCM, Year-2015, Percentage- Percentage-42.2,
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