Govt Job for Pharmacist in Indian Railways

Asansol Division was established in 1925. This is one of the oldest divisions on the Indian Railways and has always been in the forefront of operations, both freight and passenger. As far as Eastern Railway is concerned, Asansol Division is referred to as the heart of operations, being at the crossroads of the Grand Chord route via Gaya and the main line route via Patna.

With a total of 683.44 route kilometers, the division has the unique distinction of having quadruple lines (two up and two down line) from Khana to Sitarampur.

Post :Pharmacist

In view of corona pandemic, Asansol divison will engage para medical staff on contractual basis for railways hospitals and health units of eastern railways, Asansol for a period up to 30.9.2021 in terms of Rly. Bd’s L/No. E(NG)II/2005/RC-4/SC/2 Pt. 1 dt. 30.03.2021

No of Posts : 02
Age : 20-35 yrs

Pay : Pay29200 /- + DA & other admissible allowance Payment will be made strictly on ‘NO WORK NO PAY BASIS’

 

Requisite Qualification : 10+2 in Science or its equivalent, with Diploma in Pharmacy from recognized institution and registered as Pharmacist under the Pharmacy Act, 1948 (OR) Bachelor degree in Pharmacy (B.Pharma) from a recognized University or equivalent and Registered as a Pharmacist under the Pharmacy ACT, 1948.

T&C : Nature of Engagement : Purely on contractual basis up to 30.09.2021, or availability of regular incumbent or till further order is received from Railway Board, whichever is earlier.

Vacancies as notified may differ subject to availability of re-engaged retired Railway para-medical staff. Applications are invited from retired Railway para-medical staff below 65 years of age for the following posts in Asansol Division

While attending the interview, candidates are requested to bring relevant certificates in original as well as self-attested photocopy of the same in support of age, qualification, medical registrtion, experience etc. alog with PAN Card, AAdhaar Card, 8 passportsize photo

Venue : CMS/Divisional Railway Hospital, E. Rly, Asansol – 713301
Date of Interview : 03.05.2021
Reporting Time : 11.00hrs.

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