The Madhya Pradesh Electronic Selection Board (MPESB) has issued a fresh recruitment notification for 1,200 vacant positions of Hospital Assistant under the state's health department. The posting represents one of the largest healthcare recruitment drives announced by the board in recent years, offering employment opportunities across government medical institutions throughout Madhya Pradesh.
The selection board has opened the online application process for eligible candidates who meet the prescribed educational and age criteria. Interested applicants are required to register on the official MPESB portal, fill in the application form, upload the necessary documents, and pay the requisite application fee before the closing date.
While the detailed merit list and document verification schedule have not yet been finalized, the board is expected to release an official advertisement shortly with complete information regarding exam dates, reservation policy, and the complete list of participating hospitals and districts.
Hospital Assistants play a vital role in the functioning of primary health centres and district hospitals across the state. Their responsibilities include assisting medical staff in patient care, managing hospital records, coordinating between departments, and supporting diagnostic and emergency procedures. The recruitment is expected to strengthen healthcare delivery in both urban and rural areas of Madhya Pradesh.
Candidates belonging to reserved categories may be eligible for relaxations in age limit and application fees as per state government norms. The final selection will be made on the basis of merit determined through a written examination or direct selection process, depending on the rules framed by the board.
The Madhya Pradesh government has been actively pursuing multiple recruitment drives under the health and allied sectors to address chronic staffing shortages in government hospitals. This recruitment of 1,200 Hospital Assistants is seen as a significant step toward improving the manpower strength of the state's public health system.
