Technical Officer / Programme Coordinator jobs in Kolkata at Department of Health - Family Welfare

Recruitment Notice No.SHFWS/2019/182

Technical Officer / Programme Coordinator job Position in West Bengal State Health & Family Welfare Samiti

1.Technical Officer /3 (UR-2, SC-1)

Essential Qualification: a) M.Sc. in Medical Microbiology, Or b) M.Sc. in Microbiology with PhD in the fields directly related to Medical Microbiology or Laboratory Diagnostics.

Essential Experience: a) For M.Sc. Medical Microbiology candidates. at least 1 (one) year working experience in clinical laboratory services of a Government Health Facility or an accredited laboratory.

b) For M.Sc. in Microbiology with PhD candidates, atleast 6 (six) months experience in a setup as mentioned above. The candidate should be well conversant with basic computer knowledge in MS Office.

Pay Scale: Rs. 35,000

Age: Maximum 40 years

2.Programme Coordinator (CST) /1(UR)

Essential Qualification. Post Graduation Degree In Community Medicine/ Public Health /Hearth Management/Hospital Management/ Anthropology from recognized Institutions. Or

BAMS/BUMS/BHMS with Post Graduation Degree In /Health Management/Hospital Management/ Public Health.

Essential Experience: One year experience in any health related programme.

Pay Scale:Rs.40,000 (Medical) Rs.35,000 (Non Medical)

Age: Maximum 40 years

3 .Poor Support /2 [(1 for each Model Treatment Centres]

Essential Qualification: Candidates suffering with/recovered from Hepatitis B / Hepatitis C with a minimum qualification of Higher Secondary (Class XII) level. Sound knowledge of local language and English

Pay Scale:Rs. Rs.10,000

Age: Maximum 40 years

Application Fees : Fee of Rs.100/ for Unreserved category and Rs.50/ for Reserve categories (SC) have to be deposited through on-line/off-line mode.

Mode of Selection: Computer Test/Interview.

The Health & Family Welfare Department of the State Government has been vested with the responsibility of maintaining and developing the health care system in West Bengal. Public health, sanitation and hospitals are the exclusive responsibilities of the State. State provides financial and managerial support for the basic health care support and infrastructural facilities at the rural level, while the State level super specialty Medical Colleges & Hospitals predominantly provides the ambulatory care services.