Early Times Report
LUCKNOW, Mar 20: Yogi government is continuously taking concrete and forward-looking steps to strengthen healthcare services and medical education. In this direction, the government will distribute appointment letters to 1,228 newly selected nursing officers on Sunday.
Out of these, 492 candidates will receive their appointment letters from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath at a program organized at the Lok Bhavan auditorium, while the remaining candidates will be handed their appointment letters by public representatives during a live program across 13 government medical colleges and 2 institutions.
It is worth noting that Yogi government has decided to provide government jobs to 1.5 lakh youth in the state this year. In line with this, recruitment processes are underway in several departments, while preparations are in the final stages for issuing recruitment notifications in others.
Additional Chief Secretary, Health and Medical Education, Amit Kumar Ghosh stated that Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had directed that vacant posts in the department be filled to ensure maximum employment opportunities for youth.
Accordingly, the Medical Education Department had initiated recruitment for vacant posts of nursing officers in 13 government medical colleges and 2 medical institutions. The recruitment process for 1,228 nursing officers has now been completed by the Public Service Commission, Prayagraj. The government will distribute appointment letters to all selected candidates on Sunday.
Secretary and Director General of the Medical Education and Training Department, Dr. Sarika Mohan, informed that the recruitment process for 1,228 nursing officers has been completed for 13 government medical colleges located in Agra, Kanpur, Prayagraj, Meerut, Jhansi, Gorakhpur, Ambedkar Nagar, Kannauj, Azamgarh, Jalaun, Saharanpur, Banda, and Badaun, along with two institutions - JK Cancer Institute and Heart Institute, Kanpur. Among the selected candidates, 1,097 are women and 131 are men. |
