D.Pharm

The JLN Hospital & Research Centre (JLNHRC), Bhilai Steel Plant (BSP) is run by Steel Authority of India Limited. The 860 bedded JLN Hospital & Research Centre is a prestigious Medical Institution situated in the heart of Chhattisgarh. It not only provides comprehensive health care to approximately 30,000 employees of Bhilai Steel Plant and their dependents but also to the whole of the region.

Narional Rural Health Mission invites application for post of RBSK Pharmacist in online format by MPonline limited website.

Post: RBSK Pharmacist

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Total no of vacancies - 626

Walk-in-Interview for filling up the following posts on CONTRACT BASIS will be held as per schedule given below:-

Post: Pharmacist- 01

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Further to the Employment Notice No:ECL/CMD/C-6/Recruit./Gen/12/217 dated 29/10/2012 for the following posts published on 01-12-2012 in Employment News, The Telegraph(Kolkata), Anand Bazar Patrika (Kolkata), Prabhat Khabar (Kolkata) , Dainik Jagran ( Ranchi ) and ECL website(easterncoal.gov.in) and corrigendum vide Ref.No:ECL/CMD/C-6/GM(P&IR)/12/425 dated 04-01-2013, it is notified that the minimum educational qualification / eligibility criteria for the said posts stand modified as under:-

The vision of NMIMS University is to define the 21st century technological and management research. Hence the goal for NMIMS University is to encourage excellence in research and publication activities. Research is a precursor to discovery and innovation. The University systems survive on the strength of research i.e. knowledge creation and dissemination system. Realities of the modern world demand interdisciplinary research or research that cuts across the traditional boundaries of discipline.

Applications are invited for filling-up the following Non Teaching Posts - On-Line/ Offline (through website of SGPGIMS)

Post: Pharmacist Gr-III

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The Kerala Public Service Commission is a body created by the Constitution of India.

Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, formerly known as Willingdon Hospital, was established by the British for their staff and had only 54 beds. After independence, its control was shifted to New Delhi Municipal Committee.
In 1954, its control  was again transferred to the Central Government of Independent India.