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Bams - Medical Officer For Multispecialty Hospital In Rajasthan

Jobiba Technologies·📍 Rajasthan, India

Employment

Full-Time

Work mode

On-site

Experience

Fresher (0–1 year)

Salary

₹30K – ₹80K/mo

Role overview

Job description

POSITION: MEDICAL OFFICER

QUALIFICATION: BAMS

EXPERIENCE: ANY, FRESHERS OR RETIRED DOCTORS ARE ALSO WELCOME

SALARY BUDGET: 30K TO 80K PM + ACCOMMODATION,AS PER EXPERIENCES

LOCATION: VARIOUS CITIES AND TOWNS OF RAJASTHAN

HOSPITALS: WELL ESTABLISHED MULTISPECIALTY & SUPER SPECIALTY
HOSPITAL IN VARIOUS CITIES AND TWONS OF RAJASTHAN.
STATE OF ART INFRASTRACTURE, LATEST MACHINERY &
EQUIPMENT AND MOST MODERN TECHNOLOGY.
THE HOSPITALS ARE RUN BY SEASONED MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS.

Interested candidates, ready to relocate, are requested to send us your
cv on: recruiterdoctors at the rate gmail.com.
If spouse is a medico, please send us both CVs.

If not interested, please help us with suitable references and share this job in your group.

You can share your cv with us for future reference or for your preferred locations jobs also.

Please note that we donot charge any type of fee from the candidates, it
is absolutely free service.

Regards,
Team Doctors Recruiter
Chandigarh

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  • First seen by Jobiba 21 Aug 2026

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What they are looking for

Skills & requirements

Qualification

BAMS

Hiring company

Jobiba Technologies

Technology· 11-50

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