Interviews held for vacant health posts in Loralai under Commissioner Wali Muhammad Barech

LORALAI: Interviews were held for contract recruitment to vacant posts under the Health Department, under the supervision of Loralai Division Commissioner Wali Muhammad Barech. Hundreds of candidates from different Districts of Loralai Division took part.
The interviews assessed the eligibility and professional competence of candidates for various vacant Health Department posts, including surgeons, gynaecologist surgeons, medical officers and dental surgeons. A large number of candidates from Loralai, Musakhel, Ziarat, Duki and Harnai, among other Districts of the division, came for the interviews.
Scrutiny of candidates
Teams of relevant Health Department officers and experts interviewed the candidates in line with the set criteria, checking their educational record, professional competence and experience. The candidates’ documents and other related matters were also scrutinised. All necessary arrangements were made to complete the process in an orderly and transparent manner.
Commissioner’s inspection and directives
Loralai Division Commissioner Wali Muhammad Barech also reviewed the interview process himself. He was briefed by the relevant officials on the recruitment procedure, the turnout of candidates and the arrangements. He also inspected the performance of the various interview panels and the facilities provided for candidates.
Duki Deputy Commissioner Fazal-ur-Rehman Kabdani, the Divisional Director Health, District Health Officer Dr Muhammad Faheem Utmankhel, Duki MS Dr Johar Khan, Loralai MS Dr Naqeebullah Niazi and other Health Department officers were present on the occasion.
The Commissioner directed the officials concerned to complete all stages of recruitment in line with merit, transparency and the set rules and regulations, and to give all candidates equal opportunities. He said no candidate should be treated unfairly and that eligibility and competence should be the main criteria for selection.
The Commissioner said that appointing qualified and capable doctors to the vacant Health Department posts would help provide better medical facilities to people in the various Districts of Loralai Division, improve the performance of health centres and ease the shortage of medical staff. He expressed the hope that the new recruitments would further improve the provision of quality medical services to people in remote areas as well.
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