Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) Hospital, Bhilai, has opened a walk-in recruitment drive for 23 contractual medical posts, comprising 15 Specialist (Full Time/Part Time) positions and 8 Senior Resident positions across various clinical specialties. This is a direct interview-based hiring process meant to quickly fill clinical vacancies at the hospital without a prolonged online application cycle.
The ESIC Hospital Bhilai Recruitment 2026 walk-in is scheduled for a single day, 23 September 2026, with reporting between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM. MCI-registered doctors holding a postgraduate degree or diploma in their concerned specialty, with the required years of post-qualification experience, are eligible to walk in directly with their documents, and a clearly tiered application fee structure applies depending on category and gender.
For Specialist (Full Time/Part Time) posts, candidates need a Postgraduate Degree or Diploma in the concerned specialty, registered with the Medical Council of India (MCI); PG Degree holders need a minimum of 3 years of post-qualification experience, while PG Diploma holders need a minimum of 5 years of post-qualification experience. For Senior Resident posts, the same PG Degree/Diploma with MCI registration is required, though if suitable postgraduate candidates are unavailable, candidates with 2 years of MBBS-level clinical experience may also be considered. The maximum age limit is 69 years for Specialist posts and 45 years for Senior Resident posts, with standard age relaxation available for SC/ST/OBC candidates as per government rules.
Selection Process
Walk-in interview
Document and certificate verification against MCI registration and specialty qualification
Application Fee
Category
Fee
Unreserved/OBC/EWS
Rs. 500
Female/SC/ST/PwD
Exempt
How to Apply for ESIC Hospital Bhilai Recruitment 2026
Review the notification to confirm which specialty and post (Specialist Full Time/Part Time or Senior Resident) you are eligible for.
Gather your original PG Degree/Diploma certificates and MCI registration certificate for verification.
Prepare self-attested photocopies of identity proof, educational certificates, experience certificates, and category certificate (if applicable).
Carry recent passport-size photographs for the application and hospital records.
Report to ESIC Hospital, Bhilai, fourth floor, on 23 September 2026, between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM.
Pay the applicable application fee (Rs. 500 for Unreserved/OBC/EWS; exempt for Female/SC/ST/PwD candidates) at the venue.
Appear for the walk-in interview and document verification on the same day.
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Q1: How many total posts are open at ESIC Hospital Bhilai in this recruitment?
A: There are 23 posts in total, 15 Specialist (Full Time/Part Time) and 8 Senior Resident posts.
Q2: When and where is the ESIC Hospital Bhilai walk-in interview?
A: The walk-in interview is on 23 September 2026, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, at the fourth floor of ESIC Hospital, Bhilai.
Q3: What is the application fee for ESIC Hospital Bhilai Recruitment 2026?
A: The fee is Rs. 500 for Unreserved/OBC/EWS candidates; Female, SC, ST, and PwD candidates are exempt from the fee.
Q4: What is the salary for the Senior Resident post at ESIC Hospital Bhilai?
A: Senior Residents with a PG Degree are paid Rs. 1,37,837 per month plus TA/DA, with a deduction of Rs. 1,350 for Diploma holders or Rs. 2,250 for non-degree holders.
Q5: What is the age limit for the Specialist and Senior Resident posts?
A: The maximum age is 69 years for Specialist posts and 45 years for Senior Resident posts, with relaxation for SC/ST/OBC as per government rules.
Practical Tip: Because Specialist posts accept both PG Degree holders (3 years experience) and PG Diploma holders (5 years experience) while Senior Resident posts have a fallback provision for MBBS candidates with 2 years of experience if no postgraduate is available, candidates on the borderline of eligibility should still walk in with full documentation, since the exact cut-off applied on the day depends on how many qualified postgraduate candidates actually appear.
