Medical Officer (Govt. Job, Hiring for 600 posts)

Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS)
Full Time
₹56,000 per month
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Posted 2h ago

Medical Officer (Govt. Job, Hiring for 600 posts)

Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS)

Job description

Looking to work as a Medical Officer with the Government of Rajasthan? Explore this RUHS recruitment drive for 600 posts across the state.

Company Description 

Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, called RUHS, is located in Jaipur. Holds hiring exams for the Medical, Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Rajasthan. RUHS is very important in filling doctor positions across the state through fair and organized tests. The university works with the state government to improve public health services in Rajasthan.

Job Summary 

This is a Medical Officer hiring process for 600 positions according to the Rajasthan Medical Services Rules, 1963. The job is in the Medical, Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Rajasthan. As a medical officer, you will give care to patients at government health centers across the state. The selection process includes a written test, then checking documents and a health check.

Key Responsibilities 

  • Provide care and treatment to patients who come to government health facilities.

  • Diagnose the illnesses that patients have and give them the treatment plans.

  • Keep records and health documents accurate and up-to-date.

  • Help with preventing diseases and take part in public health programs that the state runs.

  • Work together with nursing staff and other health workers to give the care to patients.

  • Handle emergencies as part of the usual work that needs to be done.

  • Follow all the health rules and service rules that the government has set.

Educational Qualification 

  • MBBS degree from a university or institution recognized by the National Medical Commission, formerly the Medical Council of India.

  • Permanent registration with the Rajasthan Medical Council, required on or before the exam date.

  • Completion of Compulsory Rotatory Residential Internship, known as CRRI.

  • Working knowledge of Hindi, written in Devanagari script, along with familiarity with Rajasthan's culture.

  • Age limit, 22 to 45 years, as on 1 January 2026, with relaxations as per government rules.

Skills Required 

  • A physician with strong clinical and diagnostic skills.

  • Good communication skills and working knowledge of Hindi.

  • Ability to work in government health settings and in areas.

  • Strong sense of responsibility and commitment to public service.

  • Ability to deal with emergencies and high patient load.

  • Comfortable working within the rules and systems of government health care.

Exam Pattern 

  • The exam is conducted offline in OMR based mode.

  • The question paper has 100 multiple-choice questions, one mark each.

  • Candidates get 2 hours (120 minutes) to complete the exam.

  • There is no negative marking.

  • The exam is conducted only in English.

  • The exam center is preferably in Jaipur, though RUHS can change or add cities and centers as needed.

  • Candidates must arrive at the center as per the reporting time on the admit card, since delayed entry is not allowed.

  • No bio breaks are permitted once a candidate enters the exam hall, and no one can leave before the final bell.

Syllabus 

The syllabus covers all subjects studied by an MBBS graduate during the four and a half year curriculum, as prescribed by the NMC (National Medical Commission) or the competent authority.

Salary Structure 

The pay scale for a Medical Officer under the RUHS Jaipur Recruitment is ₹15,600-₹39,100 (Pay Level 14) with total approximate emoluments of ₹56,700 per month.

Career Development  

This role offers a stable, long-term career in public healthcare under the Government of Rajasthan. Selected candidates gain the security and structure of government service, along with real opportunities to make a difference in community health across the state.

How to Apply  

  • Visit our job portal and search for the Medical Officer, RUHS, which is based in Jaipur and conducts recruitment examinations for the Medical, Health, and Family Welfare Department, Government of Rajasthan.

  • Click on the listing to see details about the job.

  • Visit the official RUHS website at www.ruhsraj.org to access the application portal.

  • Download and read the detailed information booklet before applying.

  • Fill out and submit the online application form between 14 September and 13 October 2026.

  • Keep checking the RUHS website regularly for updates on the exam schedule and further instructions.

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

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Key Skills

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