The District Health and Family Welfare Samiti (DHFWS), Bankura, has released a recruitment notification for various contractual positions under the National Health Mission (NHM). This is a fantastic opportunity for healthcare professionals and administrative aspirants looking to serve in West Bengal.

Bankura District Health Recruitment 2026


​Below are the essential details you need to know before applying.

​Important Dates

  • ​Application Start Date: February 10, 2026 (from 11:00 AM).

  • ​Last Date for Registration: February 23, 2026 (Midnight).

  • ​Last Date for Fee Payment: February 23, 2026 (Midnight).

  • ​Last Date for Full Submission: February 25, 2026 (Midnight).

​Vacancy Details & Remuneration

​The recruitment drive aims to fill several roles across different health programs. Here are some of the key positions available:

Post Name

No. of Vacancies

Monthly Remuneration

Medical Officer (Various Units)

21

₹60,000/-

Laboratory Technician

07

₹22,000/-

Community Health Assistant (Urban)

06

₹13,000/-

Multi Rehabilitation Worker

11

₹18,000/-

Nutritionist (Female only)

01

₹25,000/-

Clinical Psychologist

02

₹30,000/- (As per scoring)

VBD Technical Supervisor

02

₹22,000/-


Note: There are also openings for Medical Social Workers, Counsellors, Navyatak Sahayika, and STLS.

​Eligibility Criteria

  1. ​Residency: Candidates must be permanent residents of West Bengal. For the post of Community Health Assistant (Urban), candidates must specifically be permanent residents of Bankura District.

  1. ​Language: Knowledge of local languages is mandatory.

  1. ​Age Limit: The age limit varies by post, generally ranging from 18–40 years, with higher limits for Medical Officers (up to 67 years). Age relaxation for reserved categories applies as per government norms.

Educational Qualifications and Eligibility Criteria

​Below is a detailed breakdown of the specific qualifications required for the key positions listed in the Bankura District Health recruitment notice:

Post Name

Essential Educational Qualifications & Experience

Medical Officer (Blood Service/FRU/NUHM)

MBBS Degree from an MCI-recognized institution with a completed compulsory rotatory internship and registration under WBMC.

Laboratory Technician (FRU/Blood Service/NVBDCP)

Passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biological Science, plus a Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT) or Degree (BMLT).

Medical Social Worker (NRC)

Graduate degree (B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.) and a 1-year diploma in Computer Application with proficiency in MS Office and Internet.

Community Health Assistant (Urban)

Must have passed ANM or GNM course from an INC-recognized institute and be registered with the West Bengal Nursing Council.

Clinical Psychologist (NMHP)

Recognised qualification in Clinical Psychology (RCI approved) or a Post Graduate degree in Psychology/Applied Psychology with an M.Phil in Clinical Psychology.

Multi Rehabilitation Worker (NPHCE)

Bachelor’s in Physiotherapy (BPT) with at least 2 years of working experience in a hospital.

Nutritionist (NRC)

B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Foods and Nutrition (or equivalent) with computer knowledge; must be able to read, write, and speak Bengali.

Technical Supervisor (Blood Service)

10+2 (Science) followed by DMLT, BMLT, or M.Sc. in MLT from a recognized university.

VBD Technical Supervisor

Science Graduate with Biological Science as a paper (or any graduate with Bio-Science in Class XI-XII) and a valid two-wheeler driving license.

Senior TB Laboratory Supervisor (STLS)

Graduate with DMLT or BMLT, computer proficiency (MS Word/Excel), and a permanent two-wheeler driving license.

District PPM Coordinator (NTEP)

Post Graduate in any discipline with one year of experience in health projects/PPP and a permanent two-wheeler driving license.

Important Selection Notes

  • ​Registration Timing: All essential qualifications and professional registrations (like WBMC or WBNC) must be completed on or before February 10, 2026.

  • ​Experience Calculation: Experience will only be counted after the date the candidate obtained their essential academic qualification.

  • ​Gender Specificity: Certain roles like Nutritionist and Community Health Assistant (Urban) are reserved for female candidates only.

  • ​Application Integrity: Ensure that the details in your online form match your original testimonials exactly, as any discrepancy will lead to cancellation.

​Application Fee

  • ​UR (Unreserved) Category: ₹100.

  • ​Reserved Categories: ₹50.

  • ​Payment Mode: Online only.

​How to Apply

​Applications must be submitted online through the official West Bengal Health portal:

  1. ​Visit www.wbhealth.gov.in and navigate to the "On-line Recruitment" section.

  1. ​Complete the registration to receive an Application ID.

  1. ​Pay the fee online via Net Banking, Credit Card, or Debit Card.

  1. ​Upload required documents, including a clear photograph and signature.

  1. ​Download and print the completed application form for future document verification.

​Important Note: Do not send hard copies by post; however, you must retain the printed registration form for the interview/verification stage.