Tata Memorial Hospital Recruitment For The Post Of Multi Tasking Staff Walk-in Interview On 10th August 2023 In Bihar

TMC Jobs Notification 2023 information for the hiring of 10 Multi Tasking Staff Posts has been released on the official website at tmcgovin Candidates Planning to start their career with Tata Memorial Centre can apply Walkin application on or before 2023-08-10

Multi Tasking Staff: 10 Posts

• Qualification: SSC (10th) passed and should have relevant experience in cleaning, sweeping, mopping, cleaning of drainage, toilets, window glass panes/glass partitions, disposal of garbage, shifting of equipment / furniture, and any other work assigned.
  
  
• Salary Details: Rs 16,016/- Per Month
• Age Limit: As Par Rules

Selection Process: Walk-In Interview

Important Dates

Start date: 7th august 2023
Walk-in-interview Date: 10th august 2023

SSC (10th) passed and should have relevant experience in cleaning, sweeping, mopping, cleaning of drainage, toilets, window glass panes/glass partitions, disposal of garbage, shifting of equipment / furniture, and any other work assigned.

Tata Memorial Hospital is looking for 10th , 12th profile candidates.

How to Apply: Interested and eligible candidates walk-in-interview Bio-Data, Recent Passport Size Photograph,
Original documents of PAN Card, Aadhar Card, Experience Certificates, Education Certificates at the time of the
interview. Address: Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital And Research Centre, Shri Krishna Medical College And Hospital
Campus, Umanagar, Muzaffarpur (Bihar) – 842004

The Tata Memorial Centre constitutes the national comprehensive cancer centre for the prevention, treatment and research on Cancer and is comparable to any similar center in the world. This achievement has been possible due to the far-sighted and total support of the Department of Atomic Energy, responsible for managing this Institution since 1962.

In 1932 when Lady Meherbai Tata died of leukaemia, after treatment abroad, SirDorab Tata was determined to establish similar facilities for the treatment of Cancer in India, initially planned for with a Radium Institute in Bombay. Sir Dorab unfortunately died in 1932. Such was the commitment he made that the Trustees of the Sir Dorab Tata Trust, along with various outstanding Cancer specialists committed themselves in 1935 to the establishment of the centre that would benefit the Nation with a more lasting value than the usual philanthropy. Out of this humanitarian concept and commitment from the House of Tatas was born the nucleus of a Hospital, in 1941, called the TATA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.