Medical Officer (Government Job, Contract Basis)

NAMO Hospital (Department of Health and Family Welfare)
Full Time • Contract
₹70,000 per month
Daman
Posted 3d ago

Medical Officer (Government Job, Contract Basis)

NAMO Hospital (Department of Health and Family Welfare)

Job description

Looking to work as a Hospital Medical Officer in Daman? Explore this short term contract opportunity at NAMO Hospital.

 Company Description  

NAMO Hospital in Daman operates under the Rogi Kalyan Samiti, part of the Department of Health and Family Welfare, UT Administration of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu. The hospital serves the local community with general and emergency healthcare services. Its governing body regularly invites applications to fill short term medical posts that support day to day hospital operations.

 Job Summary 

This is a Hospital Medical Officer post, offered on a Short Term Contract basis for six months. The role is based at NAMO Hospital, Daman. The Medical Officer will provide general patient care, follow hospital protocols, and support day to day clinical operations. The post comes with a consolidated monthly salary, as fixed by the Rogi Kalyan Samiti.

 Key Responsibilities 

  • Examine patients who come to the hospital for care.

  • Provide medicines and treatment plans after making a diagnosis.

  • Keep records accurate and ensure all treatment details are properly documented.

  • Work closely with nursing staff and other hospital teams to support needs.

  • Help in emergency situations. Respond immediately when needed. Support emergency cases and respond quickly when required.

  • Follow hospital protocols, government legislation, and health policies closely.

  • Support implementation of quality standards, such as NABH or NQAS practices, where relevant.

  • Maintain professional conduct and follow instructions from hospital administration.

 Educational Qualification 

  • MBBS from a recognized university.

  • Completion of 1 year of rotatory internship.

  • Valid State registered certificate with the Medical Council.

  • Knowledge of the local language is desirable.

  • Candidates with suitable prior experience may be preferred.

 Skills Required 

  • Strong clinical and diagnostic skills as a general physician.

  • Good communication skills to interact with patients and hospital staff.

  • Ability to work calmly under pressure, including emergency situations.

  • Strong sense of responsibility and professional conduct.

  • Basic computer literacy for maintaining records.

  • Awareness of government health policies and hospital protocols.

Salary Structure

The average monthly salary of a Medical officer is Rs. 70,000 per month.

 Career Development  

This role offers hands on general practice experience within a government supported hospital setting. It gives doctors a steady opportunity to build practical clinical skills while serving the local community.

 How to Apply  

  • Download the application form from the official NAMO Hospital website.

  • Fill in your details and attach self attested copies of your certificates.

  • Submit your application to the Member Secretary, Rogi Kalyan Samiti, before 6 October 2026, 5:00 PM.

  • You may also send your application by email at damannamohospital@gmail.com.

  • Only those who are eligible will be called for interview.

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

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Key Skills

DoctorsGovernment

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