AIIMS Jodhpur Project Nurse II Pharmacology Recruitment 2026

AIIMS Jodhpur Project Nurse II Recruitment 2026: Overview

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Jodhpur is hiring a Project Nurse-II for a research project in the Department of Pharmacology. The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Delhi, funds the study, which examines how interventions aimed at healthcare professionals can reduce surgical site infections and what makes those interventions difficult to adopt.

The work connects surgical-patient follow-up with research on healthcare practice, covering both emergency and planned procedures. You will join a project team led by Dr. Jaykaran Charan, with coordination across investigators and participating sites forming part of the assignment.

Service Conditions and Caveats

• Tenure: The appointment runs until May 2027 and may continue if the project is extended. Work is reviewed annually within the project's stated total duration of 2 years.
• Project appointment: The position ends with the sanctioned project. It gives you no claim to permanent employment at AIIMS or ICMR, or to continued work under another project.
• Performance: The institute may end the appointment for unsatisfactory work, misconduct or a later finding that you do not meet the conditions.
• Recruitment changes: AIIMS or the funding agency may change the number of positions or withdraw the opening at its discretion.
• Travel: You must cover your own interview travel and stay; no travel or daily allowance is payable.
• Conduct: Canvassing can lead to disqualification. Recruitment updates, results and joining information will appear on the institute's website.

Application Submission Notes

Report by 11:00 AM at Room 233, Office of Dr. Jaykaran Charan, Department of Pharmacology, AIIMS Jodhpur. The notice does not allow additional candidates after the reporting time.

For questions about this recruitment, you can email dr.jaykaran78@gmail.com. This address is given for queries; the notice directs you to attend the walk-in in person.

• Coordinate daily study activities with project investigators and other sites.
• Recruit study participants and help refine study tools and content.
• Collect surgical-patient data and follow up patients for surgical site infections.
• Interview healthcare professionals and code qualitative data.
• Keep follow-up records and enter study data in electronic case report forms.
• Organize project sensitization and training activities.
• Compile results, help prepare reports and update investigators on progress.