Job Opportunity: Field Investigator at GMCH Chandigarh (Sector 32)

Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), Chandigarh, is inviting applications for the position of Field Investigator for an important national health research project. This is an excellent opportunity for pharmacy, nursing, and public health graduates to contribute to health services research in “The City Beautiful.”

1. Position Overview

Feature	Details
Post Name	Field Investigator
Number of Vacancies	02
Project Title	“Costing of Health Services in India – CHSI 2.0”
Department	Radiation Oncology, GMCH Sector 32, Chandigarh
Duration	12 Months
Salary	Rs. 35,000/- per month

2. Eligibility Criteria

Essential Qualifications:

Candidates must hold a degree in one of the following:

B.Pharma (Pharmacy)
B.Sc. Nursing
B.Sc. MLT (Medical Laboratory Technology)
BPH (Bachelor of Public Health)
MSW (Master of Social Work) / MCA

Desirable Skills:

Previous experience in health care research or facility-level data collection.
Experience in fieldwork specifically involving cost data collection.
High proficiency in computer applications.

3. Application Process

Interested and eligible candidates should follow these steps:

Prepare Documents: Update your CV and gather all supporting documents (Educational certificates and experience letters).
Submission: Submit the physical copy of your CV and documents to:Office, Room No. 168, Department of Radiation OncologyD Block, Level I, GMCH, Sector 32, Chandigarh
Deadline: Applications must be submitted by January 15, 2026, by 05:00 PM.

4. Interview Details

Date: January 20, 2026
Time: 09:00 AM
Venue: Department of Radiation Oncology, GMCH, Sector 32, Chandigarh.
Selection Note: Depending on the volume of applicants, a written screening test may be conducted. Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for the final interview.

5. Why Join GMCH Chandigarh?

GMCH is a premier medical institution in North India. Working on the CHSI 2.0 project allows graduates to gain specialized experience in health economics and data-driven research, which is highly valued in both government and international health organizations (like WHO or ICMR).