ACCF Nursing Officer Recruitment 2026

ACCF Nursing Officer Recruitment 2026: Overview

Assam Cancer Care Foundation (ACCF), a joint initiative of the Government of Assam and Tata Trusts, is hiring for the post the notice lists as Officer Nursing — the staff nursing officer role — at its cancer centres in Tinsukia and Golaghat. The foundation runs cancer centres across Assam so that chemotherapy, radiotherapy and follow-up care happen in the patient's own district instead of only in Guwahati.

This is ward and day-care nursing in an oncology setting, which is different from general hospital duty: the same patients come back cycle after cycle, so you build a long relationship with the patient and the family. ACCF is filling the full team for these two centres in this round — oncology, radiotherapy, medical physics, nursing and support posts sit in the same notice — so a nursing officer joining now works alongside colleagues who are also settling the service in. The foundation asks for people who are comfortable in rural surroundings and want to work with the poorest patients.

Service Conditions and Caveats

• One year of work is the entry bar: this is the most accessible clinical post in the round, but the notice does ask for prior nursing experience — freshers straight out of the degree are not covered by it.
• Where you will work: the ACCF cancer centres at Tinsukia and Golaghat, both district towns. The online form asks whether you are willing to relocate to the job location, so treat the posting as a condition of the job.
• Shift work: nursing cover at a cancer centre runs through the day and the night, and the foundation wants staff who can multi-task and take up work beyond the strict boundary of the role when the centre needs it.
• Who you will care for: patients from the whole catchment area, including families with no means to pay. ACCF asks for an empathetic and helpful attitude towards patients' relatives and caregivers.
• What the notice leaves out: the vacancy table gives no pay figure and no count of openings for this post. Check with ACCF's head office before you apply if that matters to your decision.

Application Submission Notes

Apply through the Apply form on ACCF's own Vacancies page, against the Officer Nursing row in the current-openings table. The form asks for your details, your gender, whether you will relocate to the job location, and a CV upload in Word or PDF form under 2 MB. Name your registration council and the wards you have worked in inside that CV — the short form has no space for them.

Hiring for all ACCF centres is handled by the head office at Guwahati, so apply on the website instead of approaching the Tinsukia or Golaghat centre. The notice mentions no application fee.

• Give bedside nursing care to cancer patients in the ward and the day-care unit
• Assist with chemotherapy administration as per the treating doctor's protocol
• Monitor vitals, watch for treatment side effects and report changes to the doctor on duty
• Keep medicine, injection and patient care records for every shift
• Prepare patients for radiotherapy sessions, procedures and investigations
• Explain treatment steps and home care to patients and their families in simple language
• Follow infection control and safety rules of the cancer centre
• Work in rotating shifts, including night duty, as the centre's roster requires