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  • The National Institute of Design in Jorhat has announced a recruitment drive for a Visiting Medical Officer position

The National Institute of Design (NID) Jorhat has invited applications from qualified candidates for a medical opening in Assam. According to the official recruitment notification, the institution is looking to fill a single vacancy for the post of Visiting Medical Officer on a contract basis.

Interested applicants must possess an MBBS degree along with a valid medical council registration from an institution or college recognized by the Medical Council of India or the State Medical Council. Candidates are also required to have a minimum of three years of working experience in either a government hospital or a reputed, recognized private hospital. Those holding an M.D. in Medicine with valid registration will be considered under the desirable qualification criteria.

The upper age limit for applicants has been capped at 50 years, though provisions exist for age relaxation in deserving cases. Remuneration for the selected candidate will be calculated on a per visit basis, with a requirement of a minimum of 12 days per month. Payment per visit is expected to range between Rs 2,000 and Rs 3,000, depending on factors such as qualifications, relevant experience, and duration of duty, with the cumulative amount disbursed on a monthly basis.

Eligible individuals seeking career advancement opportunities in Jorhat can review the detailed application procedure provided through official institutional channels to apply for the post.


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