Nimhans Recruitment For The Post Of Counsellors In Bangalore

Counsellors Job vacancies in National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences on contract basis 

Project titled: “Regional Satellite Centre of Tobacco Quit Line Services at NIMHANS”

Qualification: 

i)Graduate in Psychology/Social Work from a recognized University

ii)The person should be fluent in speaking & writing in the primary language for which they are applying for, along with one or more South Indian languages & English

iii) Knowledge of basic computer application PG in Psychology/Social Work with experience in Tobacco related work.



Noof Posts: 5 posts (3 Hindi Counsellors ,1 Malayalam Counsellor, 1 Tamil Counsellor)

Pay Scale : Rs25000/- per month (Consolidated) 

Education : BSW

Nimhans is looking for Any Graduate profile candidates.

Eligible candidates may walk in with their age proof, resume & copy of
testimonials & certificates in original as well as a set of
photocopies at the Committee room, adjacent to Registrar’s office,
Admin block, NIMHANS.

Date and time of Walk-In-Interview: 08/03/2019 at 10.30 A.M

Note: 1.The candidates are required to register their names half an
hour before commencement of written test.

NIMHANS is synonymous with providing high standards of clinical care, quality training and cutting-edge research in the frontier areas. Combined priorities for comprehensive patient care, manpower development and research, stem from the commitment to an integrated and multidisciplinary approach which addresses societal needs. The advances in genomics, computational neuroscience, mathematical modelling, neuroimaging, molecular biology and a host of new disciplines including public health, are being translated to help humanity in need and promote the growth of knowledge.

A special feature of this Institute since its inception is the combination of research and training with promotive, preventive and curative aspects of clinical services in Mental Health and Neurosciences.

The manpower development programmes at NIMHANS reflect the strides in fusing together and nurturing behavioural sciences, neurosciences, basic biological sciences and ancient health systems.

The Institute provides inputs to the Central and State Governments in areas including the establishment of new psychiatric facilities, improvement of existing facilities and strategizing a national programme for mental health.

The Institute has emerged as the nodal centre for evolving national policies in the field of mental health, neurosciences and injury. This exemplifies a unique model of successful partnership between the Union and State Governments (Ministry of Health and Family Welfare),

NIMHANS has made significant progress and is a centre for excellence in mental health and neuroscience in the country.