DMER begins Recruitment for 792 Faculty posts, 10 dean posts in Maha GMCs
Faculty Recruitment
Nagpur: In a bid to address the acute shortage of teaching staff in government medical colleges across Maharashtra, the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) has launched an extensive recruitment campaign to fill 792 faculty positions, along with 10 dean posts.
This move comes amid growing concerns over the absence of regular or full-time faculty, particularly in the newer medical colleges, forcing the DMER to pay repeated penalties to the National Medical Commission (NMC) to retain its sanctioned MBBS seat capacity.
According to the daily, the recruitment process, which includes Class II appointments for assistant professors in key disciplines such as anesthesiology (67), radiology (78), anatomy (46), general medicine (50), ophthalmology (26), obstetrics and gynaecology (83), microbiology (23), forensic medicine (29), pathology (48), community medicine (31), and general surgery (64), is being conducted through the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC).
Medical Dialogues had earlier reported that after the National Medical Commission's (NMC) rejection to approve the proposed government medical colleges in Maharashtra, the State Government was ramping up the manpower as it is planning to appeal before the Commission in this regard. The Department was planning to fill up the faculty positions on a contractual basis and aimed to fill up at least 30% of the 800 pending positions of Assistant Professors, 167 positions of Associate Professors, and 400 positions of Professors.
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