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Clinical, medical officer, locum and academic roles posted inside DoctorClub by verified doctors and the hospitals they work with. Every listing passes moderation before it is published, expired posts are removed rather than left up, and nobody pays for placement.

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How this job board works

DoctorClub is a verification-only network for licensed doctors in India, and this page is the public view of the roles posted inside it. A listing appears here only after a moderator has approved it, and it is removed when it expires or is filled. Recruiters and staffing agencies cannot create accounts, so a role is posted by a verified doctor or by the hospital that will actually employ the person hired. No listing can buy a higher position, because there is no paid placement.

The trade-off is honest: fewer listings than an open job board, and periods where there are none at all. DoctorClub is pre-launch, and listing volume is still building. We would rather show an empty page than pad it with expired roles or republished postings scraped from elsewhere.

What to check before you accept a medical job in India

The clauses that decide what a clinical post is actually worth are rarely in the advertisement. Five worth resolving in writing before you sign:

  1. Is the fixed component a floor, or an advance? A “minimum guarantee” recovered against your revenue share behaves very differently from a genuine floor paid on top of it — see the six clauses in a consultant contract.
  2. What counts as your revenue? A share percentage means nothing until you know whether it applies to consultations only, and whether it is calculated gross or net of hospital deductions.
  3. Who carries your indemnity cover? Institutional cover for employed staff does not automatically extend to visiting consultants or locums — see what to check about indemnity insurance.
  4. Is the post in a state where you are registered? Registration is granted by state medical councils; moving states involves a transfer of licence to practise.
  5. Is there a bond or notice period, and what does leaving cost? For government posts this is the first thing to establish, not the last — see moving from government to private practice.

If you are comparing a locum rate against a salaried post, the pay difference is the easy part — locum versus full-time consulting covers what else changes. And if you are trying to work out whether an offer is reasonable at all, benchmarking a doctor’s salary in India explains why published averages cannot answer that and what to compare instead.

Common questions

Who can post a job on DoctorClub?
Verified members — doctors whose medical registration has been reviewed by a human — and the hospitals they post on behalf of. Recruiters and staffing agencies cannot create accounts, so listings come from the people who will actually work with the person hired.
Is there a fee to post or apply?
No. Posting a role and responding to one are both free, and no listing can buy a higher position. There is no paid placement and no sponsored ranking on this page.
What kinds of medical jobs are listed?
Clinical posts, medical officer and resident roles, locum and visiting-consultant cover, and academic or teaching positions, across specialities and across India. Listings are posted by the hiring side rather than scraped from other job boards.
Why are there sometimes no listings on this page?
Because expired and filled roles are removed rather than left up to pad the page, and every listing is moderated before publication. An empty page means nothing is currently open and approved — not that the board is inactive. DoctorClub is pre-launch, so listing volume is still building.
Do I need registration in the state where the job is, before I apply?
Not to apply, but it is worth resolving before you take up a post. Medical registration in India is granted by state medical councils, and moving states involves a transfer of your licence to practise. Our guide to practising in another state sets out what that process involves.
What should I check in a medical job offer before accepting?
Whether the fixed component is a genuine floor or an advance recovered against your revenue share; what counts as your revenue; who carries your professional indemnity cover; the notice period and any bond; and how the employer is counting your post-qualification years. Our guides on reading a consultant contract, benchmarking your salary, and indemnity insurance cover each of these.