Associate Professor Reader in Nursing, Assistant Professor/Lecturer in Nursing & Tutor/Clinical Instructor

This recruitment is ideally suited for highly qualified and experienced nursing professionals looking to contribute to a central government autonomous body of national importance. Ideal candidates will possess Master's or Bachelor's degrees in Nursing from recognized institutions, along with relevant teaching and clinical experience as per the specific post requirements. Those seeking a stable, permanent Group 'A' faculty position within a prestigious medical institute, and who meet the age and reservation criteria, will find these roles appealing. Registered Nurses and Midwives with a strong academic background and a commitment to medical education are particularly encouraged to apply.

Candidates without the prescribed essential educational qualifications, including specific Master's or Bachelor's degrees in Nursing and registration as a Nurse and Midwife, should not apply. Those lacking the stipulated minimum years of post-qualification experience for their desired post will also not be considered. Individuals exceeding the maximum age limits (50 years for Associate/Assistant Professor, 35 years for Tutor/Clinical Instructor) without valid age relaxation, or those unable to produce required caste/disability certificates, will face rejection. The relatively small number of vacancies (13) might not appeal to applicants seeking mass recruitment drives.

AIIMS Rajkot, as an Institute of National Importance under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, offers significant institutional prestige. These Group 'A' faculty positions provide excellent long-term career growth opportunities in medical education and research within a central government framework. Employees benefit from standard central government allowances and a permanent employment status after a two-year probation period. While the immediate number of vacancies is modest, the roles offer a platform for impactful contributions to healthcare education in India with potential for national service liability.