Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Specialist Gr. III

Who Should Apply Age range: See official notification for prescribed minimum and maximum age criteria. Relaxation: Not specified in notification. Qualification required: Post-doctoral or postgraduate medical degrees (MD, DM, or equivalent qualifications included in IMC Act Schedules) in relevant specialities. Domicile rule: Not specified in notification. Indian citizens meeting the medical council registration requirements are eligible. Gender restriction: Open to all genders. This recruitment drive is tailored for senior medical professionals, academic clinicians, and super-specialists looking to build a career in a premier autonomous hospital under the Government of NCT of Delhi. Candidates must hold recognized medical qualifications specified in the First, Second, or Part II of the Third Schedule to the Indian Medical Council Act of 1956. For Professor and Associate Professor posts in Cardiology and Medical Gastroenterology, candidates must possess DM or equivalent qualifications along with the mandatory minimum number of indexed research publications in national and international journals. Assistant Professor and Specialist Grade III positions in Anaesthesia and Cardiology require dedicated clinical and teaching experience following completion of MD or DM qualifications. Candidates must confirm their eligibility against the cutoff dates using the age calculator before submitting hard-copy application dossiers to the hospital administration. Salary and Career Growth Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor: ₹125,000 to ₹305,000 consolidated per month. Specialist Grade III: Pay Band 3 (₹15,600 to ₹39,100) with Grade Pay ₹6,600 (pre-revised, corresponding to Level 11 in 7th CPC). In-hand salary for regular Specialist posts: Calculated based on basic pay, applicable Dearness Allowance, and House Rent Allowance minus deductions. For faculty posts appointed on consolidated terms, remuneration is paid as a fixed monthly package without separate allowances such as DA or HRA, though standard income tax deductions apply. For regular salaried appointments under Specialist Grade III, employee deductions include statutory contributions. The NPS deduction is 10% of basic pay plus DA under the National Pension System, assuming the post falls under NPS coverage. In comparison to private corporate hospitals, public super-speciality institutions provide academic independence, clinical leadership, research opportunities, and structured promotions under the Dynamic Assured Career Progression (DACP) scheme or assessment promotion schemes. To calculate exact entitlement variations, refer to the salary calculator . How to Apply Visit the official health portal at to download the official recruitment notification and prescribed offline application form. Read all instructions thoroughly regarding required speciality criteria, research publication documentation, and fee payment details. Fill out the application form legibly in block letters, ensuring personal details, academic history, and teaching experience match medical council credentials. Prepare recent passport-sized photographs using an image resizer to ensure correct print dimensions before affixing them to the form. Pay the application fee of ₹1,000 (₹500 for SC/ST candidates) through the designated payment mode specified in the official notification. Compile self-attested photocopies of all MBBS, MD, DM certificates, medical council registration, experience certificates, and proof of research publications. Enclose the completed application form, fee receipt, and document photocopies in an envelope and deliver it by post or by hand to the administrative office of Janakpuri Super Speciality Hospital before 06-11-2026. Selection Process The selection process for all advertised positions is conducted through direct interview and document scrutiny. Stage 1 involves preliminary screening where the scrutiny committee evaluates applications against educational qualifications, post-qualification teaching experience, and required journal publications. Candidates who fulfill all eligibility parameters are shortlisted for Stage 2, which consists of a personal interview before the designated selection board. The interview assesses clinical competence, teaching aptitude, research acumen, and administrative capability. Final selection is based entirely on performance in the interview and verification of original medical credentials. Should You Apply? Candidates possessing DM Cardiology, DM Medical Gastroenterology, or MD Anaesthesia with the prescribed years of teaching experience and published research papers should strongly consider applying. These positions offer clinical leadership in Delhi's public health infrastructure with competitive remuneration. Conversely, applicants who have completed postgraduation without the mandatory post-degree teaching experience or who lack the required number of indexed publications in national and internatio

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