Odisha Urges OPSC To Fill Up 3278 Doctors Posts

Bhubaneswar: With as many as 3278 posts of assistant surgeons remaining vacant for a long time, the Odisha government on Monday urged the State Public Service Commission to start the process of recruitment of doctors on regular basis. In a letter to the OPSC, Health and Family Welfare Secretary P K Meherda said the posts […]

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  • Published: Monday, 28 October 2019
  • Last updated: 28 October 2019, 10:41 PM IST

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Bhubaneswar: With as many as 3278 posts of assistant surgeons remaining vacant for a long time, the Odisha government on Monday urged the State Public Service Commission to start the process of recruitment of doctors on regular basis.

In a letter to the OPSC, Health and Family Welfare Secretary P K Meherda said the posts should be filled up as per the provisions of Odisha Medical & Health Services Rule, 2017.

The state government requested the Commission to conduct the recruitment test and communicate their recommendation in the matter for appointment of Medical Officers (Assistant Surgeons) on a regular basis against the 3278 vacancies.

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