Emergency Medical Officer, G.B. Pant University (Govt. Job)

G. B. Pant Institute of Agriculture and Technology (GBPUAT)
Full Time • Contract
Uttarakhand
Posted 1h ago

Emergency Medical Officer, G.B. Pant University (Govt. Job)

G. B. Pant Institute of Agriculture and Technology (GBPUAT)

Job description

Want to enhance your medical career in a university hospital? G.B. Pant University, Pantnagar invites application for the post of Emergency Medical Officer on contractual basis from eligible candidates possessing MBBS Degree.

 Company Description 

G. B. Pant Institute of Agriculture and Technology (GBPUAT) is a government institution at Pantnagar in Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand, India, devoted to agriculture, technology, teaching and research. The hospital provides healthcare services to the university community.

 Job Summary  

GBPUAT seeks applications for one Post of Emergency Medical Officer (Open Category-1) in University Hospital, Pantnagar. The appointment would be on contract basis for a period of 11 months or till the post is filled on regular appointment whichever is earlier. The applicant should have MBBS degree from a recognized university and should be registered with the Uttarakhand Medical Council. The monthly honorarium is Rs.56,100/month. The candidate's age must be below 60 years. The vacancy is for one position in the Open Category.

Key Responsibilities

  • To examine patients and provide stabilisation, proper medical evaluation and treatment.

  • Attend to patients as per the duty roster as set by the Vice-Chancellor.

  • Assess emergencies and give immediate medical attention and stabilization.

  • Keep accurate patient records, clinical notes, and other medical data as appropriate.

  • Coordinate patient referrals and follow-up care in accordance with professional medical norms and university rules.


 Educational Qualification 

  • Candidates must possess an MBBS degree from a recognised university recognised by the Medical Council of India (MCI).

  • Candidates must be registered with the Uttarakhand Medical Council.

 Skills Required  

  • Capability to assess patients, analyse symptoms and decide the correct therapy requirements.

  • Ability to respond quickly to acute medical crises and offer first patient care.

  • Good judgment in appraising patients and making appropriate medical interventions.

  • Ability to convey medical information to patients, families and other healthcare professionals clearly and understandably.

  • Ability to maintain correct medical records, coordinate patient care, and adhere to professional norms.


 Salary Structure 

  • Monthly remuneration: ₹56,100

  • Other benefits: Accommodation will be provided on the university campus according to university rules.

 Career Development 

This position is an opportunity to develop expertise in hospital based clinical practice, emergency patient assessment, medical decision making and patient care. University hospital work could enhance clinical and professional skills and result in future careers in hospital medicine, emergency medicine and other healthcare settings, depending on qualifications and recruitment processes.

 How to Apply 

  • Go to our job portal and search for the Emergency Medical Officer role.

  • Click on the link and visit the Employment Notices area.

  • Find the advertisement for the post of Emergency Medical Officer in University Hospital, Pantnagar.

  • Fill out the application. Enter educational qualifications, experience, registration number of Uttarakhand Medical Council, contact details, photograph, date, place and signature.

  • Please include self-attested copies of your educational and professional certificates, supporting documents and a recent self-attested passport-size photograph.

  • Submit the completed application so that it reaches the University Hospital office by 14 November 2026, at 2:00 PM. Submission may be by post, by hand, by courier, or by email.

  • An advance copy of the duly completed application may be emailed to incharge.uhp@gbpuat.ac.in. The original application must be deposited at the walk-in interview.

  • Attend the walk-in interview on 16 November 2026 at 11:00 AM at the office of the Officer In-charge, University Hospital, Pantnagar.

 

 

 

Employment Type: Full Time • Contract
Industry: Healthcare
Role Category: Doctors
Application: External (Company Site)

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Key Skills

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