PGIMER Careers: Apply Now for the Project Research Scientist Role
PGIMER Careers: The Oral Health Sciences Centre at the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, is inviting applications for the position of Project Research Scientist – I (Medical) for an ICMR-funded research project. This role offers a unique opportunity for qualified dental professionals to contribute to a large-scale, multi-site public health initiative focused on integrating oral healthcare into RMNCAH+N services for pregnant women and new mothers. If you are passionate about dental public health, research, and community-based healthcare delivery, this position provides a strong platform to build a meaningful research career.
PGIMER Careers: Job Details
- Post: Project Research Scientist – I (Medical)
- Department: Oral Health Sciences Centre
- Project Title: Integrating Oral Healthcare Into RMNCAH+N Under the National Health Mission for Pregnant Women and New Mothers: A Multi-Site Implementation Research
- Job Code: OHSC-001918
- Mode: Purely temporary & contractual
- Stipend/Salary: ₹67,000/- + 20% HRA
About the Institute
The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research (PGIMER) in Chandigarh is one of India’s foremost academic and research institutions in medical sciences. The Oral Health Sciences Centre (OHSC) is recognized nationally for its excellence in dental research, public health dentistry, and interdisciplinary project execution. With state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty, and strong collaborations, OHSC provides an enriched environment for impactful research that helps shape national health programs and evidence-based policies.
PGIMER Careers: Essential Qualifications
- Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)
- MDS in Public Health Dentistry OR MPH
- Must be registered with the Dental Council of India
Role Overview
The Project Research Scientist – I (Medical) will support the implementation of an ICMR-funded multi-site research project focused on integrating oral healthcare into maternal and child health services. The role involves research execution, fieldwork coordination, data management, and collaboration with project stakeholders across clinical and community settings.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct field visits and engage with study participants across designated project sites
- Carry out data collection, documentation, and research-related administrative tasks
- Support biostatistical analysis, epidemiological mapping, and report preparation
- Assist in developing study protocols, literature reviews, and progress reports
- Coordinate with community health workers, district officials, and healthcare teams
- Manage participant communication and maintain accurate study records
- Contribute to scientific writing, research presentations, and publication efforts
How to Apply
Eligible candidates should fill out the official application form and submit it along with:
- Self-attested degree/certificate copies
- Experience certificates
- Age proof
- List of publications (Vancouver style)
- Any additional supporting documents
