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Southern Railway Recruitment 2021: Apply for 191 posts; check vacancy details, direct links here

Selected candidates will undergo a medical examination before the contract. A teleconference interview will also be conducted for the selection of paramedical staff

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FP Trending|Apr 22, 2021, 13:10:05 IST

The Southern Railway on Wednesday opened the online application process for the Paramedical Staff recruitment.Candidates who are eligible for the posts can apply by visiting the direct links given in the official notification. The last date to apply for the posts is 30 April.As per the notification, in view of the exigencies related with the COVID-19 Pandemic, Southern Railway, Headquarters immediately requires Para-Medical Personnel for their Headquarters Railway Hospital, Perambur, Chennai (Designated Hospital for managing COVID-19) on contract basis for a period up to 30 September.Below are the vacancy details and direct links:Nursing Superintendent (83 vacancies): Age limit is 20 to 40Physiotherapist (1 vacancy): Age limit is 18 to 33ECG Technician (4 vacancies): Age limit is 18 to 33Haemodialysis Technician (3 vacancies): Age limit is 20 to 33Hospital Assistant (48 vacancies): Age limit is 18 to 30Housekeeping Assistants (Medical) (40 vacancies): Age limit is 18 to 30Lab Assistant Gr. II ( 9 vacancies): Age limit is 18 to 33Radiographer (3 vacancies): Age limit is 19 to 33Selected candidates will undergo a medical examination before the contract. A teleconference interview will also be conducted for the selection of paramedical staff.Candidates, who are proposed to be on contract, should be fit medically else they will not be considered. Applicants who are selected on a contract basis are required to follow the dress code as per administrative requirements.

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First Published:Apr 22, 2021, 13:10:05 IST
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