JK Medical Assistant/Pharmacist

13/04/2026

13/04/2026

A positive step from the Health & Medical Education Department regarding registration under the National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP).
Candidates holding a valid NCAHP enrollment number will now be considered under process until their final registration certificates are issued.
This decision brings much-needed relief to thousands of aspirants who were stuck due to delays in formal registration. Now, your efforts and qualifications won’t go unnoticed while the process is being completed.
Still, authorities must ensure that the final registration process is expedited so that no candidate suffers further delays in career opportunities.

12/04/2026

ADC sopore regards staff shortage in sopore hospital,human resource deficit crisis ...

11/04/2026

Healthcare services across J&K are facing a deep staff shortage. Instead of strengthening the system with qualified professionals, hospitals are increasingly depending on MMPHWs, MTS staff, and even students to manage critical duties.
This is not just a gap in staffing, it is a clear compromise on patient care and safety. Assigning major responsibilities to students and undertrained personnel in open clinical settings raises serious questions about accountability and quality of healthcare.
Patients deserve safe and professional treatment. Our healthcare workers deserve proper support and staffing. Authorities must take immediate steps to address this crisis before it leads to irreversible consequences.

10/04/2026

Over 50% posts vacant at GMC Baramulla; no MRI or Cath Lab in entire north Kashmir.

10/04/2026

More than 12,000 qualified paramedical and allied health graduates in Jammu & Kashmir are facing serious hardship due to the non-functional registration system at GMC Srinagar. After completing their degrees and diplomas with dedication.

Despite job vacancies being advertised, these graduates are unable to apply simply because their registrations are pending. This delay is not just administrative negligence, it is directly affecting the careers and future of thousands of trained youth.

Why is the Paramedical Council delaying the registration process?
Why is there complete silence from the concerned authorities?
How long are students expected to wait after completing their qualifications?
This is unacceptable. The responsibility lies with the Paramedical Council to ensure timely registration. Any delay at this level is putting the entire future of these students at risk.
We strongly urge the Paramedical Council to take immediate action, restore the registration process without further delay, and clear all pending cases on priority.

This is not just a request, it is a demand for accountability. The future of thousands of students cannot be ignored.

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India

10/04/2026

After sharing my previous post, I received many calls from people across different districts raising serious concerns about pharmacy practices in their local areas.
The common complaints are that several shops are operating without a valid licence and many are being run without a qualified pharmacist.
I want to clearly state that I am not an authorized authority to take action on these grievances. This responsibility lies with the District Drug Inspectors and the concerned authorities.
However, I sincerely request the Drug Inspectors and the Jammu & Kashmir administration to strictly monitor and inspect every pharmacy across all districts to ensure compliance with the law.
At the same time, this is also the responsibility of the general public. If you notice any pharmacy being run by an unqualified person or operating illegally, you should report it. This directly affects your health and safety, as you depend on these pharmacies for medicines.
You can raise your complaint with the Drug Inspector of your district or submit it through the official government grievance portal.

You can also drop your concerns in the comments so the authorities can see the ground reality of drug department.
Jammu and Kashmir Pharmacy Council
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India

09/04/2026

Big update from National Health Mission (J&K)
A high-level review meeting has been scheduled to assess the overall functioning of NHM across Jammu & Kashmir. At the same time, strict directions have been issued for time-bound disposal of complaints against NHM employees within 15 days.

Hope this leads to real improvements in the health system and public trust.

09/04/2026

Jk assembly 2026 Regards health recruitment rules...