AIIMS Physiotherapist (Govt.Job at Mangalagiri)

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)
Full Time
₹35,000 per month
Mangalagiri, Andhra Pradesh
Posted 8h ago

AIIMS Physiotherapist (Govt.Job at Mangalagiri)

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)

Job description

AIIMS Mangalagiri is hiring 2 Physiotherapists for its Palliative Care Outreach Services Project, offering a great contract opportunity for BPT and MPT graduates to support patients across Andhra Pradesh.

Company Description  

All India Institute of Medical Sciences which is called AIIMS Mangalagiri is a government institution in Andhra Pradesh. The AIIMS Department of Anesthesiology manages the Palliative Care Outreach Services Project. AIIMS gets money for the Palliative Care Outreach Services Project from the Cipla Foundation. The project helps provide care near to patients who have illnesses. AIIMS Mangalagiri hires project staff on contract through walk-in interviews at its administration block.

 Job Summary  

This role is for a Physiotherapist on the Palliative Care Outreach Services Project at AIIMS Mangalagiri, with 2 posts open. The post is on contract for 6 months, with a chance of extension. The salary is 35000 rupees a month. The job needs extensive field travel within Andhra Pradesh. Candidates need a BPT with relevant experience, and the age limit is 35 years.

 Key Responsibilities 

  • Give physiotherapy care to palliative care patients through field visits.

  • Travel across Andhra Pradesh to reach patients in their communities.

  • Help patients and families manage pain, movement, and daily activities.

  • Teach patients and caregivers simple exercises and safe care methods.

  • Keep clear records of patient visits and progress.

  • Work with the doctors and the project team in the Department of Anesthesiology.

  • Follow project rules and report to the principal investigator.

 Educational Qualification 

  • A BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) degree with experience in a relevant field is needed. An MPT (Master of Physiotherapy)  is desirable.

  • The maximum age is 35 years on the date of the interview.

  • The upper age limit may be relaxed as per Government of India rules.

 Skills Required 

  • Good knowledge of physiotherapy methods.

  • Experience in a relevant field, such as palliative care, pain care, or community care.

  • Kind and clear communication with patients and families.

  • Willingness to travel often in the field.

  • Careful record-keeping.

  • Good teamwork with doctors and project staff.

  • Respect for patient privacy and ethics.

 Salary  Structure

  • The salary is ₹35000 a month, paid as a consolidated amount.

  • No other allowance or facility is given besides the consolidated salary.

 Selection Process 

  • Candidates are selected based on their performance in the interview.

 Career Development 

This role gives hands-on experience in palliative care outreach at a national institute and builds strong field and community care skills. It can help you grow into senior physiotherapy roles or other research and community health projects over time.

 How to Apply 

Visit our job portal and search for the physiotherapist role at AIIMS Mangalagiri on the Palliative Care Outreach Services Project.

 About the Interview 

  • The walk-in interview is on 12 November 2026, Thursday, at 9 AM.

  • The venue is the Ground Floor, Administrative Block, AIIMS Mangalagiri.

  • Candidates reporting after 10 AM will not be allowed for registration, document checks, or the interview.

  • Bring your curriculum vitae and all certificates in original, with one set of photocopies.

  • Bring a self-attested copy of each certificate.

  • Bring proof of age, such as the SSC or Class 10 certificate.

  • Bring academic certificates, 2 passport-size photos, and a valid ID, such as Aadhaar, PAN, passport, or voter ID.

  • No travel or daily allowance is paid for attending the interview.

Employment Type: Full Time
Industry: Healthcare
Role Category: Physiotherapy
Application: External (Company Site)

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Key Skills

PhysiotherapyGovernment
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