Ayurvedic Doctor

01. What is an Ayurvedic Doctor in Govt?

An Ayurvedic Doctor in the Government sector refers to a professional who practices Ayurveda, an ancient system of medicine that uses natural substances for the treatment of various ailments. Government Ayurvedic Doctors are typically employed in government hospitals, clinics, or health centers to provide treatment, consultation, and manage Ayurvedic medicine programs for the public.

02. Education Eligibility

The educational eligibility for an Ayurvedic Doctor is typically a Bachelor’s degree in Ayurvedic Medicine (BAMS – Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) from a recognized university. Some positions may require a postgraduate degree (MD/MS) in Ayurveda for advanced roles.

03. Handicapped Eligibility

Handicapped or differently-abled candidates are often eligible for Ayurvedic Doctor positions, with certain relaxations in educational qualifications, age limits, and physical fitness requirements. The specific eligibility for differently-abled candidates may vary by recruitment and government policies.

04. Age

The age limit for applying for an Ayurvedic Doctor position in the Government is generally between 21 to 35 years. However, there may be age relaxations depending on government rules, such as:

  • 3 years for OBC candidates
  • 5 years for SC/ST candidates
  • Relaxation for ex-servicemen and differently-abled candidates, as per the rules.

05. Physical Eligibility

Physical eligibility criteria generally require candidates to be in good health and meet basic physical standards like:

  • Height, weight, and chest measurements (may vary based on the department).
  • Vision and hearing standards (usually required to be normal or with corrections).

06. Pay Grade

The pay grade for an Ayurvedic Doctor in the Government sector varies depending on the position and location but typically falls under the Pay Band 2 (₹9,300 – ₹34,800) with a Grade Pay of ₹4,200 or higher. Senior positions might offer a higher pay scale.

07. Ex-Soldier

Ex-soldiers may be given relaxation in age and other eligibility criteria as per government rules. They may also be given extra points in the selection process for certain positions.

08. Reservation

Government recruitment often includes a reservation system for various categories, including:

  • SC/ST (Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes)
  • OBC (Other Backward Classes)
  • PH (Persons with Disabilities)
  • Ex-servicemen

The percentage of reservation varies by state and government department.

09. Sportsperson

Sportspersons are sometimes given special consideration in government recruitment. This can include relaxation in age and eligibility criteria, as well as additional points in the recruitment process.

10. Promotion in Career

Promotion for Ayurvedic Doctors in the Government sector depends on:

  • Years of experience
  • Performance
  • Further studies (e.g., post-graduate degree or specialization in Ayurveda)
  • Government Ayurvedic Doctors may get promoted to positions like Senior Ayurvedic Doctor, Medical Officer, or even administrative roles like Chief Medical Officer (CMO) depending on their experience and qualifications.

11. Special Eligibility for Person

Some special eligibility criteria may apply to candidates with specific needs, such as:

  • Persons with Disabilities: They may receive special relaxation or accommodations.
  • Ex-soldiers or sportspersons: As mentioned earlier, specific allowances for these categories are made in recruitment processes.
  • Women candidates: Sometimes, there are reserved quotas for women in certain regions or departments.

12. What work will I have to do at my workplace?

The work of an Ayurvedic Doctor in a government setting typically involves:

  • Providing consultations and medical advice to patients.
  • Prescribing Ayurvedic medicines and treatments.
  • Conducting research on Ayurvedic treatments and remedies.
  • Supervising and managing the Ayurvedic pharmacy and its inventory.
  • Educating the public about Ayurvedic practices and health benefits.
  • Managing and working in healthcare facilities like Ayurvedic clinics, hospitals, and rural health centers.

13. Which department does this recruitment with notification original website link?

The recruitment for Ayurvedic Doctors in the Government sector is generally conducted by state health departments, public service commissions (PSC), or specific ministries. For example:

  • State Health Departments
  • Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)
  • State Public Service Commissions (SPSC)

To find the official notification, visit the relevant department’s website. For example:

  • UPSC
  • [State Health Department Websites](State-specific websites)

14. In which department do you join?

As an Ayurvedic Doctor, you may join departments such as:

  • State Health Department
  • Ayurvedic Hospitals or Clinics
  • Public Health Centers
  • Ministry of AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homoeopathy)

Each department’s specific needs and roles will depend on the state or central government job posting.

For more precise information regarding the notification, eligibility, and application procedure, you should regularly check the official government recruitment websites of your state or the UPSC website.