Punjab Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (PILBS) Faculty, Senior Residents, and Emergency Medical Officer (EMO) Recruitment 2026

This recruitment drive targets specialist doctors looking for academic and tertiary healthcare appointments in Punjab. Candidates applying for senior faculty positions such as Professor or Additional Professor must possess specialized post-doctoral qualifications like DM in Hepatology, Gastroenterology, or M.Ch. in HPB Surgery along with documented teaching and research records. If you are verifying your eligibility profile against the prescribed age restrictions, you can check your exact age using our age calculator.

For junior roles like Senior Resident and Emergency Medical Officer (EMO), candidates holding postgraduate medical degrees (MD in General Medicine, MS in General Surgery, or equivalent DNB) are eligible. These posts are well suited for recent postgraduate doctors aiming to gain clinical expertise in a state-of-the-art super-speciality liver institute.

• Professor: Monthly consolidated pay of ₹3,25,335.
• Additional Professor: Monthly consolidated pay of ₹2,95,000.
• Associate Professor: Monthly consolidated pay of ₹2,63,830.
• Assistant Professor: Monthly consolidated pay of ₹2,10,150.
• Senior Resident / Emergency Medical Officer: Monthly consolidated pay of ₹1,17,000.

The remuneration structure across all positions at PILBS is highly competitive and offers top-tier academic pay packages. For regular full-time appointments, in-hand earnings will reflect standard statutory deductions including applicable professional tax and income tax (TDS). Deductions under the National Pension System (NPS) typically account for around 10 percent of basic pay components for pensionable state services. Senior Residents gain extensive clinical exposure over their tenure, serving as an exceptional launchpad for future faculty selections or senior corporate hospital appointments. Faculty members advance through academic grade pay elevations, administrative directorships, and sponsored medical research initiatives. You can assess your take-home pay using our salary calculator.

Medical recruitment panels enforce rigorous screening protocols. Watch out for these common procedural errors that can result in summary rejection:

• Missing Medical Council Registration: Failing to attach a valid registration certificate issued by the National Medical Commission (NMC) or Punjab Medical Council (PMC).
• Subject Line Errors: Sending emails without a clear designation title in the subject line, making document indexing difficult for the screening committee.
• Incomplete Experience Proof: Attaching self-declarations instead of signed and verified experience certificates from recognized teaching hospitals.
• Unclear Scans: Attaching low-resolution or blurry scans of degrees, marksheets, and testimonials that prevent verification of dates and marks.
• Late Email Submission: Sending email applications past the deadline of October 13, 2026. PILBS will not consider emails with late timestamps.

Once the interview process concludes and results are declared, selected candidates receive formal offer letters detailing their pay structure, designation, and reporting department. Candidates must undergo mandatory document verification where original degrees, council registrations, and identity records are cross-checked.

Following verification and routine institutional medical fitness clearance, appointees will join the Punjab Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences at its SAS Nagar (Mohali) campus. Onboarding includes orientation to clinical protocols, hospital management systems, and emergency operation schedules. The overall recruitment cycle from the application cutoff date to formal joining is typically completed within four to eight weeks.

The Punjab Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (PILBS), established in SAS Nagar (Mohali), is an apex super-speciality medical institute set up by the Government of Punjab. Modelled on world-class liver research centers, the institute provides dedicated, tertiary-level clinical services for hepatic, biliary, and pancreatic diseases. It integrates advanced patient care with postgraduate medical education and cutting-edge clinical research.

PILBS features modern surgical suites, intensive liver care units, organ transplant infrastructure, and specialized diagnostic laboratories. As a government-backed autonomous center of excellence, PILBS maintains an ethical, research-driven working culture, making it an exceptional institution for physicians and super-specialists dedicated to gastroenterology and hepatobiliary care.

Faculty members (Professors, Additional Professors, Associate Professors, and Assistant Professors) are responsible for leading super-speciality clinical units, managing outpatient and inpatient liver care, conducting complex surgical and medical interventions, and guiding postgraduate trainees. They also oversee academic seminars, clinical trials, and departmental governance.

Senior Residents and Emergency Medical Officers form the frontline clinical workforce of the hospital. Senior Residents oversee ICU operations, conduct bedside procedures, and manage emergency stabilization of critically ill liver disease patients. Emergency Medical Officers deliver 24/7 acute triage, initiate immediate resuscitation protocols, and coordinate urgent admissions. Both roles involve direct patient interaction, high clinical autonomy, and collaboration across multi-disciplinary medical teams.