DHS Tamil Nadu Staff Nurse, Medical Officer & Other Jobs Notification 2021 - 764 Vacancies.

District Health Society (DHS) Tamil Nadu has announced the latest job opportunities for the notification of Staff Nurse, Medical Officer & Multi-Purpose Health Worker Jobs for 764 Vacancies. Interested aspirants who are qualified in GNM, MBBS, 8th are eligible to apply for this DHS Tamil Nadu Recruitment 2021. Eligible contenders who want to work as an employee in govt sector department can grab this career opportunity by applying before 11th February 2021. Through this website, we have intimated all the updates of the latest govt job notifications.

Name of the Posts:

1)Staff Nurse:
        
           Number of Post:      276

           Qualifications.   :     GNM / Diploma.

2) Medical Officer:

            Number of Post:.    212
     
            Qualification.     :.    MBBS

3) Multi- Purpose Health Worker:

             Number of post:.      276
             
              Qualifications.  :.     8th

Age Limit:

Candidates should not exceed 35 years & 40 years of age.

Selection Process:

Aspirants selection will be based on the Written Test/ Interview.

Pay Scale:

Selected contenders will get a salary of Rs. 6,000/- to Rs. 60,000/- per month.

Application Procedure for DHS Tamil Nadu Recruitment 2021:

-Visit the Official Website of DHS.
-Search for the recruitment tab.
-Click on the DHS Tamil Nadu Notification and    refer to all the clear details.
-Get the application form from the concerned office and fill all the required details.
-Send the application along with scanned copies through the email address given below.

Email ID's:

Erode District Email ID:
     ddhserdminiclinic@gmail.com

Salem District Email ID:
     dphslm@nic.in

Tiruvannamalai District Email ID:
     dphtvm@nic.in

Namakkal District Email ID:
      dphnmk@nic.in

Tirupathur District Email ID:
       dphtptminiclinic@gmail.com

Important Dates:

Last Date to Apply 11th February 2021.

Important Links:

Erode District Official Notification:

Salem District Official Notification:

Tiruvannamalai Official Notification:

Namakkal District Official Notification:

Tirupathur District Official Notification:

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