The Punjab Government continues to fulfill its commitment to provide employment opportunities to youth and enhance public healthcare services.
As part of this initiative, the Health Department has completed the recruitment process for three Clinical Assistants for the Aam Aadmi Clinics in Panniwala Mahla, Kiliyanwali, and Khubban.
At an event held at the Civil Surgeon’s office, District Family Welfare Officer Dr. Kavita Singh handed over appointment letters to the newly recruited Clinical Assistants.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Singh highlighted that these appointments in rural areas will ensure that people receive quality healthcare services near their homes.
She further stated that the Punjab Government is committed to improving healthcare facilities and is taking all necessary steps to address staff shortages by recruiting skilled professionals and equipping clinics with modern machinery.
Dr. Singh explained that the recruitment process involved rigorous interviews, and three candidates were selected as per the established guidelines.
She expressed confidence that these appointments will significantly enhance the healthcare system and benefit the community. Civil Surgeon Dr. Chander Shekhar congratulated the newly appointed Clinical Assistants and encouraged them to work with dedication and honesty.
He urged the doctors to adopt a compassionate approach toward patients and focus on serving the community to the best of their abilities.
The event was attended by DPM Rajesh Kumar, Mass Media Branch representatives Divesh Kumar, Harmeet Singh, Akash Komboj, and the newly appointed Clinical Assistants.