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POSITIONS VACANT IN EHA HOSPITALS

Emmanuel Hospital Association (EHA) is the largest non-government provider of health care in India, with a network of 20 hospitals and 42 community-based health & development projects located in 14 states of India. EHA's comprehensive health services integrate essential clinical services with primary health care and community-level engagement in order to address the health priorities of the poor and marginalized people. For more details visit EHA website: www.eha-health.org.
EHA is looking for committed Medical, Para medical & Technical staff to join its network of 20 hospitals in Central, North & North East India.

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO EXERCISE OUR FAITH IN WORK, TO BE INNOVATIVE, TO REACH OUT TO THOUSANDS WITHOUT HOPE – AND GAIN INVALUABLE CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN THE PROCESS! MEDICAL

Position: Medical Officer Qualification: MBBS Experience: 0-2 years.
Position: Consultant – Surgeon, Obstetrician, Anaesthetist, Paediatrician, Orthopaedics, Medicine, Rural Surgery, ENT, Family Medicine, Ophthalmologist, Qualification: Diploma / MD / MS / DNB Experience: 0 - 2 years PARA MEDICAL

Position: Pharmacist Qualification: Diploma / Degree Experience: 2 years with relevant experience
Position: X-ray Technician Qualification: Diploma / Degree Experience: 2 years with relevant experience

Position: Medical Records Technician Qualification: Diploma / Degree Experience: 2 years with relevant experience TECHNICAL

Position: Engineers – Biomedical / Electrical Qualification: BE/ B Tech Experience: 2 years with relevant experience
Salary and other benefits: As per the organizational salary structure and policies

Last date of Application - 30th July 2015

Download EHA Employment Application Form www.eha-health.org

Filled in application to be sent at -

HR Department Emmanuel Hospital Association 808/92, Nehru Place New Delhi-110019
Note: Candidates can also send their resumes at the earliest by email to: jobs@eha-health.org

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