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Post Name : Medical Officer
No of Vacancy : 07 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs 35000/- (Per Month)

Post Name : Junior Lab Technician
No of Vacancy : 02 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs 10000/- (Per Month)

Educational Qualification :
For Medical Officer : M.

BBS from Government Recognized Institute with two years experience

For Junior Lab Technician : B.

Sc with Microbiology, Biochemistry or Bio-technology and MLTC from recognized university or technical education board or from GCRI

Age Limit : Maximum age limit is 35 years as on 12062017
Job Location : Ahmedabad (Gujarat)
Selection Process : Selection will be through interview
Application Fee : There is no application fee.



How to Apply : Interested candidates may apply in prescribed application form along with attested photocopies of all the relevant documents, experience certificates & one recent colour passport size photograph send to The Incharge Director, The Gujarat Cancer & Research Institute, Civil Hospital Campus, Asarwa, Ahmedabad–380016 on or before 12062017

A cultural event organized by the ladies members of the Inner Wheel Club of Ahmedabad sowed the seed of a greater humanitarian cause by establishing The Gujarat Cancer Society on April 2, 1961, under the presidentship of the then Governor of Gujarat HE.

Shri Nawab Mehdi Nawaz Jung, with a seed amount of Rs5000 generated from the event The Government of Gujarat in January 1962 agreed to give land measuring 4 acres in the New Civil Hospital Compound to the Society for construction of Cancer hospital The foundation stone was laid on January 26, 1962 and building planning was done under the guidance of top experts of the country, Atomic energy commission and WHO The governing council laid down a policy for accepting donations from the community.

As a result of this policy and tireless efforts of the office bearers of the society, and most importantly peoples trust in them, started spontaneous flow of donations from across the globe in building an institute of the people, by the people and for the people of Gujarat and its neighboring state The first major gesture of charity was made in 1964 by Shri MP Shah charitable trust by offering a generous donation of £55000 for the construction of cancer hospital Assessment and advise of high power committee of Govt of India eg.

Rao commission (June 1965) and Paymaster committee(August 1965) germinated the process of building a cancer hospital namely M P Shah Cancer hospital in December 1966 The Wahi committee, which was appointed by the Govt of India to assess the need of various cancer hospitals in India, recommended further expansion and development of this hospital as Regional Cancer Hospital and Research Centre on May 1972.

The Govt of Gujarat granted additional 33 acre land to meet the need for Research, Registry, administration and treatment building

B.Sc. with Microbiology, Biochemistry or Bio-technology and MLTC from recognized university or technical education board or from GCRI

Gcri is looking for B.Sc profile candidates.

Interested candidates may apply in prescribed application form along
with attested photocopies of all the relevant documents, experience
certificates & one recent colour passport size photograph send to The
Incharge Director, The Gujarat Cancer & Research Institute, Civil
Hospital Campus, Asarwa, Ahmedabad–380016 on or before 12.06.2017.

A cultural event organized by the ladies members of the Inner Wheel Club of Ahmedabad sowed the seed of a greater humanitarian cause by establishing The Gujarat Cancer Society on April 2, 1961, under the presidentship of the then Governor of Gujarat H.E. Shri Nawab Mehdi Nawaz Jung, with a seed amount of Rs.5000 generated from the event. The Government of Gujarat in January 1962 agreed to give land measuring 4 acres in the New Civil Hospital Compound to the Society for construction of Cancer hospital. The foundation stone was laid on January 26, 1962 and building planning was done under the guidance of top experts of the country, Atomic energy commission and WHO. The governing council laid down a policy for accepting donations from the community. As a result of this policy and tireless efforts of the office bearers of the society, and most importantly peoples trust in them, started spontaneous flow of donations from across the globe in building an institute of the people, by the people and for the people of Gujarat and its neighboring state. The first major gesture of charity was made in 1964 by Shri M.P Shah charitable trust by offering a generous donation of £55000 for the construction of cancer hospital. Assessment and advise of high power committee of Govt of India e.g. Rao commission (June 1965) and Paymaster committee(August 1965) germinated the process of building a cancer hospital namely M. P. Shah Cancer hospital in December 1966. The Wahi committee, which was appointed by the Govt. of India to assess the need of various cancer hospitals in India, recommended further expansion and development of this hospital as Regional Cancer Hospital and Research Centre on May 1972. The Govt of Gujarat granted additional 3.3 acre land to meet the need for Research, Registry, administration and treatment building.