Tata Memorial Centre Medical Oncology and Paediatric Oncology Fellowships

Are you searching for Medical Fellowships in the field of Oncology? Tata Memorial Centre (TMC) is offering two-year Fellowships in the fields of Medical and Paediatric Oncology. Indian nationals who are eager to take up a career with TMC in different cities in India can apply for the Fellowships. Selected candidates may be provided with sharing residential accommodation as per availability.

Eligibility criteria
You should be a Postgraduate of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics with an aptitude in Medical Oncology.

 Educational Qualification
1. Medical Oncology: MD / D.N.B. (Internal Medicine) recognized by MCI with one year post MD/DNB   experience in teaching hospital.  

 2. Pediatric Oncology: MD/ D.N.B. (Pediatrics) or equivalent PG degree recognized by MCI with one year post MD/DNB experience in teaching hospital. 



Location
The work location will be one year at Tata Memorial Hospital and one year at Varanasi/Vishakhapatnam/Mullanpur/Sangrur-Punjab/BBCI Guwahati.

 Remuneration
1. For the first year: Rs.86000/ per month.
2. For the second year: Rs.88000/ per month.
3. During Bond: Rs.90000/ per month [candidates have to serve a one year bond on completing the Fellowship program.]

 Application fee

Candidates have to pay an online application fee of Rs.300/- with a Credit card or a Debit card. This fee is non-refundable. SC, ST, female candidates, Persons with Disabilities, and ex-servicemen (those who are applying for the first time for a civil post after serving any rank) are exempted from paying the application fee.

How to apply
Apply online at after reading the complete details at: 
https://tmc.gov.in/m_events/Events/JobDetail?jobId=5617
Important dates

Last date for online application: 6th September 2019 up to 5.30 p.m.
Receipt of the hard copy of online applications: 13th Septembr 2019. 

Contact information
For queries E-Mail - hrdvaranasi@tmc.gov.in.

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