Job Overview
King Abdullah Teaching Hospital Mansehra, a government medical institution in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, is recruiting technical staff to support its clinical and diagnostic departments.
These roles are essential for day-to-day patient care, assisting doctors and nurses in specialized units such as intensive care, surgery, anaesthesia, ophthalmology, dialysis, and radiology.
Technicians will operate medical equipment, prepare sterilization supplies, and ensure that diagnostic and treatment procedures run smoothly.
As a Clinical Technician, you will be assigned to a specific department—like radiology, pharmacy, or dialysis—where you will handle equipment, maintain records, and support senior medical staff.
Radiology Technicians will focus on imaging procedures, including X-rays, and must follow safety protocols.
These are government jobs in Mansehra, offering a stable career in the healthcare sector.
The hospital is a teaching facility, so you will also be part of an environment that trains future medical professionals.
Your work directly impacts patient outcomes, making precision and reliability critical.
The roles are based at the hospital's main campus, and you will report to the Medical Superintendent's office for administrative matters.
Eligibility and Qualification
Candidates must meet the following educational requirements as specified in the advertisement
- Matric (Science or equivalent) from a recognized board.
- DAE (Diploma of Associate Engineering) in a relevant technology (e.g., radiology, medical equipment, or related field).
- Other equivalent qualifications as accepted by the hospital administration.
- For Female Clinical Technician, only female candidates are eligible.
- Preference may be given to candidates with relevant experience in a hospital or clinical setting, though not explicitly stated.
Responsibilities
- Operate and maintain clinical equipment in your assigned department (e.g., radiology, anaesthesia, dialysis).
- Assist medical officers and nurses during procedures, including surgeries and intensive care treatments.
- Prepare and sterilize surgical instruments and supplies to maintain hygiene standards.
- Perform diagnostic imaging tasks as a Radiology Technician, ensuring accurate positioning and safety.
- Manage pharmacy stock and dispense medications under supervision if assigned to the pharmacy unit.
- Record patient data and maintain logs of equipment usage and maintenance.
- Follow hospital protocols for infection control and patient safety at all times.
How to Apply
- Prepare your application with attested copies of educational certificates (Matric, DAE, or other), CNIC, and recent passport-sized photographs.
- Ensure your application reaches the hospital, 31 July 2026, as late submissions may not be considered.
- Follow any additional steps mentioned in the newspaper ad, including any ETEA-related procedures if applicable.
Important Instructions
- Applicants must bring original documents at the time of the test/interview for verification.
- Government employees should apply through the proper channel with an NOC (No Objection Certificate) from their current department.
- No TA/DA (travel allowance/dearness allowance) will be admissible for appearing in the test/interview.
- Incomplete applications or those received after the deadline will be rejected.
- The selection process may include a written test and/or an interview, as decided by the hospital administration.
