Kanyakumari

Qualification: 8th, 10th, 12th, Diploma, Degree, BAMS, MBBS, Nursing and other post-specific qualifications, Post Name: Required Qualification, Medical Officer - TB Cell: MBBS or equivalent recognized medical qualification with completed compulsory rotatory internship; Diploma or MD in Public Health, Tuberculosis or Chest Diseases; one year of RNTCP experience and basic computer knowledge, Consultant - Ayurveda: BAMS with registration in the respective State Board or Council, such as the Tamil Nadu Board of Indian Medicine, Audiologist-cum-Speech Therapist: Bachelor's Degree in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology or B.Sc, Speech and Hearing from an RCI-recognized institution, District Public Private Mix/ACSM Coordinator: Postgraduate qualification with one year of experience in communication, ACSM, public-private partnership or health programmes; permanent two-wheeler licence and ability to drive, Senior Treatment Supervisor: Bachelor's Degree or recognized Sanitary Inspector course, minimum two-month computer-operation certificate and permanent two-wheeler driving licence, Senior Tuberculosis Laboratory Supervisor: Graduate with Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology or equivalent, computer-operation certificate, permanent two-wheeler licence and at least one year of RNTCP experience, Counselor - RMNCH: Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Social Work, Public Administration, Psychology, Sociology, Home Science or Hospital and Health Management, with one to two years of relevant experience, Counselor - ICTC: Degree in Psychology, Social Work, Sociology, Anthropology or Human Development; alternatively, Diploma in Nursing with at least three years of HIV/AIDS experience, Mid-Level Health Provider: Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or B.Sc, Nursing from an Indian Nursing Council-recognized institution, with valid Tamil Nadu Nurses and Midwives Council registration, Pharmacist: Degree or Diploma in Pharmacy, one year of experience managing a drug store in a recognized hospital or health centre, and computer knowledge, MPHW Male/Health Inspector Grade-II: 12th pass with Biology or Botany and Zoology, Tamil as a subject at SSLC level, and two-year MPHW Male or Health Inspector training from a recognized institution, Auxiliary Nurse Midwife/Urban Health Nurse: Higher Secondary pass with one-year or two-year ANM course from a DPH-approved or Nursing Council-recognized institution and valid Tamil Nadu Nurses and Midwives Council registration, Data Entry Operator: 10th and 12th pass with Diploma in Computer Applications or equivalent, typing speed of 40 words per minute in English and the local language, and knowledge of MS Word, Excel and basic statistical packages, Dental Assistant: 10th pass with at least one year of experience in dental care and treatment, Therapeutic Assistant: Diploma in Nursing Therapy issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu, TB Health Visitor: Graduate or 12th pass with relevant MPW, LHV, ANM, health-education or counselling experience; alternatively, a recognized TB Health Visitor course, along with a computer-operation certificate, Female Nursing Assistant: Nursing Assistant course completed from a Government of Tamil Nadu medical institution, CEmONC Security Guard: Must be able to read and write Tamil; male candidates only, Multi-Purpose Hospital Worker/Hospital Worker: Minimum 8th pass, District PMDT TB-HIV Coordinator: Graduate with minimum two-month computer-operation certificate and permanent two-wheeler driving licence, Radiographer: Diploma in Radio Diagnostic Technology from the Government of Tamil Nadu or another recognized institution, Attender: Minimum 8th pass. Streams: MBBS, Post Graduate, B.E, B.Sc, Graduate, Diploma, 12th, 10th, Nursing, Pharmacy, Statistics.

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