Medical Officer

Job Description:
Medical
Officers provide medical care for all three services personnel and their
families and advice on occupational and community medicine. They manage
hospitals, clinics and MI rooms. Army trains its own doctors, nursing officers
and Para medical staff at Pune and other large hospitals. They also enroll
doctors and dental surgeons trained in other medical colleges. They too are
specialized to handle small arms to meet with any eventuality during wartime
and look into the administrative duties.
How to Join:
A)
Through
National Defence Academy (NDA)
(i) Type of Entry - National
Defence Academy (NDA).
(One
year at Indian Military Academy, Dehradun and specialized study/training at
Army Institute of Medical Studies).
(ii) Mode of Selection - Through
UPSC examination followed by Service Selection Board interview.
(iii) Advertisement Schedule - Advertised in all National Leading Newspapers/Employment News in
Mar/Apr and Oct/Nov every year.
(iv) Status Awarded - Lieutenant
in Regular Army.
B)
Through
Combined Defence Services Examination (CDSE)
(i) Type of Entry - Through
CDSE.
(One
year training at Officers Training Academy, Chennai).
(ii) Mode of Selection - Direct
Service Selection Board Interview. Apply Directly to Additional Directorate
General of Recruiting, West Block III, RK Puram, New Delhi-110066
(iii) Advertisement Schedule - Advertised in all National Leading Newspapers/Employment News in
Mar/Apr and Oct/Nov every year.
(iv) Status Awarded - Captain
in Regular Army.
Qualification:
A)
Through
National Defence Academy (NDA)
(i) Academics - Pre-Medical
(ii) Age - Between 16½- 19 years.
B)
Through
Combined Defence Services Examination (CDSE)
(ii) Academics - MBBS
(ii) Age - Between 19-25 years.
See
Examination Details in APYL Career Counselor under ‘Examinations in India’.
Remuneration:
Starting
salary is Rs. 8,250 (excluding other allowances), which reaches an amount of
Rs. 10,050 within 6/7 years.
Note: Women candidates are eligible to join this
field.