Nimhans Recruitment For The Post Of Walkin Interview On 1st June 2022 In Bangalore

NIMHANS Jobs Notification 2022 information for hiring 2 Counsellor Posts has been released on the official website at nimhansacin Candidates Planning to start their career with the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Science can apply to walk in on or before 2022-06-01

Counselor: 2 Posts

• Qualification: Post Graduate in Psychology/ Social Work from a recognized University.
  
  The person should be fluent in speaking/writing in Tamil and 1 south Indian language (Kannada/Telugu/Malayalam) Knowledge of basic computer applications
• Salary Details: Rs 25000/- per month
• Age Limit: 38 years
• Selection Process: Walk-in Written/ Skill Test

How to Apply: Interested candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria mentioned above are advised to appear for WALK-IN-SELECTION with their Resume and Testimonials in original, as well as a set of photocopies at the committee room adjacent to the Registrar’s office, Administrative Block, NIMHANS, BENGALURU – 560 029 on or before 1st June 2022.

Post Graduate in Psychology/ Social Work from a recognized University. The person should be fluent in speaking/writing in Tamil and 1 south Indian language (Kannada/Telugu/Malayalam). Knowledge of basic computer applications.

Nimhans is looking for Any Graduate profile candidates.

How to Apply: Interested candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria mentioned above are advised to appear for
WALK-IN-SELECTION with their Resume and Testimonials in original, as well as a set of photocopies at the
committee room adjacent to the Registrar’s office, Administrative Block, NIMHANS, BENGALURU – 560 029. on or
before 1st June 2022.

The history of the mental health care system in Karnataka dates back to the colonial times. In the18th century, the legendary warrior Tipu Sultan was killed by the British and power was handed back to the Wodeyar clan. A British army regiment was stationed in Bangalore, which was then part of the princely state of Mysore. During the period, especially from 1831-1881, under the administration of British Commissioner Sir Mark Cubbon, the region witnessed a lot of developments in the healthcare system. Western medicine was introduced and hospitals/dispensaries were opened for the care of British infantry, Indian soldiers and civilians.