Friday, March 9, 2007

ALLOWANCES ADMISSIBLE TO CHS OFFICERS

ALLOWANCES ADMISSIBLE TO CHS OFFICERS

B. Non Practicing Allowance (NPA)

CHS officers are granted Non Practicing Allowance at the rate of 25% of

basic pay subject to condition that pay plus Non Practicing Allowance does not exceed

Rs.29500/-p.m. vide this Ministry’s letter No. A.45011/11/97-CHS V dated 7.4.98. Non

Practicing Allowance is treated as Pay for all service matters. In other words it is taken

into account for computation of D.A., entitlement of T.A./D.A. and other allowances as

well as for calculation of retirement benefits in terms of letter No. A.27023/1/87-CHS V

dated 22.9.1987.

C. Conveyance Allowance

CHS officers working in hospitals, CGHS dispensaries and some institute e.g. Central

Research Institute, Kasauli, National Institute of Communicable Diseases etc. are granted

Conveyance Allowances for attending hospitals outside duty hours, paying domiciliary

visits, collecting samples and visiting field centres and for performing other official

duties respectively, at the following rates:

For those who maintain own Motor Car Rs.1650/- p.m.

For those who maintain own Scooter/ Motorcycle Rs. 540/- p.m.

For those who do not maintain either Car or Motorcycle/ Rs. 450/- p.m.

Scooter

D. Annual Allowance

With a view to encourage academic and research pursuits, CHS officers are

granted Annual Allowance at the following rates:

(i) For Teaching, Non-Teaching, Public Health

and GDMOs having recognised PG qualification Rs. 500/- p.m.

(ii) For GDMOs without PG qualification Rs. 300/- p.m.

E. Post Graduate Allowance

A medical graduate appointed to the post of Medical Officer or Senior

Medical Officer including Chief Medical officer (Non-Functional Selection Grade) for

which possession of a recognised post graduate qualification is not essential, are given

over and above the pay admissible in the relevant scale, Post-Graduate allowance of

Rs.300/- per month or 500/- per month, as the case may be, for possessing recognized

Post-Graduate Diploma(s) or Post graduate degree respectively vide order No.

A.45012/13/97-CHS V dated 5.10.98. This allowance is however, not admissible to

deputationist.

F. Residential Telephone

Vide Order No. Z.16023/2/95-CHS V dated 26.3.98 and 2.12.98, CHS officers in

the scale of pay of Rs. 12000-16500 and above and 25% of officers working below the

scale of pay of Rs. 12000-16500 are eligible for grant of residential telephone on

functional basis.

G. Reimbursement of Newspaper

In terms of letter No. Z.16023/2/95-CHS V dated 24.7.98 CHS officers are

entitled to reimbursement of cost of Newspaper purchased by them at their residence in

the following manner:

Level of CHS Officers Maximum number of Indian Newspaper

Director General of Health Services No limit

Additional D.G.H.S. or equivalent 03

Senior Administrative Grade 02

Below Senior Administrative Grade 01

Apart from the above mentioned allowances, CHS officers are granted all other

allowances which are admissible to Central Govt. employees.

NON-MEDICAL SCIENTISTS

During the year, 29 Group ‘A’ Non-Medical Scientists were promoted to

various scientist levels. A proposal for grant of In-situ promotion in respect of 42

officers (scientist level II to IV ) has been forwarded to the UPSC for holding the DPC.

A proposal for In-situ promotion of 5 officers to the grade of Scientists –V level (Rs.

18400-500-22400) was also forwarded to the Union Public Service Commission for

holding the DPC.

DENTAL POSTS:-

Non-Functional Selection Grade was introduced in the grade of Dental Surgeons

and three Staff Surgeons were placed in Non-Functional Selection Grade. Another three

Dental Surgeons will be placed in Non-Functional Selection Grade soon.

CADRE STRUCTURE AND PROMOTIONAL AVENUES OF CHS OFFICERS

CADRE STRUCTURE AND PROMOTIONAL AVENUES OF CHS OFFICERS
DGHS
After two years of regular services eligible
Rs. 26000/-
Rs.22400-24500/- Addl.D.G.H.S./Head of Org.&Instts./National Programmes
After three years of regular service eligible
GDMO sub cadre PUBLIC HEALTH sub cadre NON TEACHING sub cadre TEACHING Sub-cadre
Rs.18400-22400/- SAG SAG SAG SAG
After three years
eligible
After three years
eligible
After three years
eligible
After three years
eligible
Rs.14300-18300/- CMO(NFSG) SPECIALIST GR-I SPECIALIST GR-I PROFESSOR
After 14 years regular
service eligible subject
to 30% limit
After 6 years (time
bound)
After 6 years (time
bound)
After 6 years(time
bound)
Rs.12000-16500/- C.M.O SPLT.GR.II(SR.SCALE) SPLT.GR.II(SR.SCALE) ASSO. PROF.
After 6 years (time
bound)
After 2 years (time
bound)
After 2 years (time
bound)
After 2 years (time
bound)
Rs.10000-15200/-
Rs.8000-13500/-
S.M.O SPLT.GR.II(JR. SCALE) SPLT.GR.II(JR.SCALE) ASSTT. PROF.
After 4 years (time
bound)
MEDICAL OFFICER

CENTRAL HEALTH SERVICE

CENTRAL HEALTH SERVICE

Although the Central Health Service(CHS) Rules were notified in the year 1959, the

Central Health Service was actually constituted after notification of CHS Rules, 1963 in the

year 1963. It was constituted with a view to manage various medical posts under the

Central Government, Union Territories and certain other organizations. The Service was

declared a Group ‘A’ Central Service in 1973. It was restructured in 1982 and divided into

four sub cadres viz. Teaching Specialists, Non Teaching Specialists, Public Health

Specialists and General Duty Medical Officer. Since its inception, a number of participating

units like ESIC, NDMC, MCD, Himachal Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura and Goa etc. having

formed their own cadres, have gone out of this service. Presently it provides medical

manpower to various participating units like Directorate General of Health Services,

Central Government Health Scheme, Government of NCT of Delhi, Department of Labour,

Department of Posts and Assam Rifles etc.. However, recently Ministry of Labour (

Labour Welfare Organization) and Assam Rifles under Ministry of Home affairs have also

opted out of Central Health Service partially. Simultaneously, some of the participating

units like Central Government Health Scheme have expanded significantly. The Central

Health Service is now governed by Central Health Service Rules, 1996 and the present

strength of each sub-cadre is as under:-

I. General Duty Medical Officer sub-cadre - 3139

ii) Teaching Specialists sub-cadre - 638

iii) Non-Teaching Specialists sub-cadre - 780

iv) Public Health Specialists sub-cadre - 078

In addition there are 13 posts in the Higher Administrative Grade, which are common to all

the four sub cadres.

Being a Group ‘A’ Service, all recruitment to CHS is done through Union Public Service

Commission. Recruitment to posts of General Duty Medical Officer sub cadre is made on

the basis of result of Combined Medical Service Examination, which is conducted by UPSC

every year. For posts of other sub cadres, candidates are selected by the UPSC on the basis

of their interview. Generally the entry levels in the four sub cadres are as under;

(a) Teaching sub cadre

(i) Super Speciality -- Associate Professor.

(ii) Other than Super Speciality -- Assistant Professor

(b) Non Teaching sub cadre -- Specialist Grade II

(c) Public Health sub cadre -- Specialist Grade II

(d) General Duty Medical Officer sub cadre -- Medical Officer

General Duty Sub-cadre Units outside Delhi

General Duty Sub-cadre Units outside Delhi as on 01.11.06 (SAG posts not included)

S.No.

Name of the Unit

S

F

V

Remarks

1.

CGHS, Allahabad

42

38

04

02 offers

2.

CGHS, Ahmedabad

17

11

06

3.

CGHS, Bangalore

56

54

02

01 offer

4.

CGHS, B’neswar

06

06

-

5.

CGHS, Bhopal

03

03

-

6.

CGHS, Chandigarh

05

05

-

7.

CGHS, Chennai

64

57

07

8.

CGHS, Dehradun

02

02

-

9.

CGHS, Guwahati

11

11

-

10.

CGHS, Hyderabad

67

67

-

11.

CGHS, Jabalpur

09

09

-

12.

CGHS, Kolkata

83

83

-

13.

CGHS, Kanpur

42

37

05

03 offers

14.

CGHS, Lucknow

31

28

03

01 offer

15.

CGHS, Jaipur

24

23

01

16.

CGHS, Meerut

29

26

03

01 offer

17.

CGHS, Mumbai

110

90

20

18.

CGHS, Nagpur

43

38

05

19.

CGHS, Patna

24

24

-

20.

CGHS, Pune

32

31

01

21.

CGHS, Ranchi

06

06

-

22.

CGHS, Trivandrum

10

09

01

01 offers

23.

CGHS, Shillong

03

03

-

24.

Lakshadweep

22

16

06

25.

A&N Islands

22

06

16

A&N has shown as

S 6 – F 6 - V 0

26.

Assam Rifles

-

6+1

-

All Posts decadred.

All GDMOs repatriated. 6 Yet to be relieved + one officer on study leave upto Dec., 06.

27.

IB

07

04

03

03 officers under transfer to IB.

28.

CISF

-

01

-

All Posts decadred.

All GDMOs repatriated.

29.

Deptt. of Posts

128

90

38

Deptt. of posts have requested that no more doctors be posted.

30.

SVPNPA, Hyderabd

02

02*

-

*one MO on deputation.

31.

LBSNAA, Mussorie

02

02

-

32.

CWPRS, Pune

01

01

-

33.

M/o Labour

200

200

-

34.

BNP, Dewas

07

07

-

35.

Survey of India, Dehradun

11

11

-

36.

SPM, Hoshangabad

06

04

02

37.

ISP, Nashik

14

10

04

38.

SPP, Hyderabad

01

01

-

39.

IGM, Mumbai

02

01

01

40.

IGM, Kolkata

03

03

-

41.

IGM , Noida

01

01

-

42.

IGM, Hyderabad

01

01

-

43.

IGM, Shimla

01

01

-

44.

GOAW, Neemuch

01

01

-

45.

PHO, Mumbai

06

04

02

46.

APHO, Mumbai

06

05

01

47.

PHO, Kolkata

09

09

-

48.

APHO, Kolkata

04

05

-

01 excess

49.

PHO, APHO, Chennai

04

04

-

50.

PHO, Mandapam

01

-

01

01 offer

51.

PHO, Cochin

02

02

-

52.

PHO, Vishakhapatnam

02

01

01

53.

PHO, Kandla

02

02

-

54.

PHO, Marmagoa

01

01

-

55.

APHO, Tiruchirapalli

02

-

02

56.

JLN/PHO Nava-Sheva, Mumbai

03

03

-

57.

ABQ, Amritsar

02

01

01

58.

Dte. Of Marine Eng. Kolkata

01

01

-

59.

TS Chankaya, Mumbai

01

01

-

60.

AIIPM&R, Mumbai

02

02

-

61.

FWTRC, Mumbai

04

04

-

62.

AIIH&PH, Kolkata

04

04

-

63.

S&CE, Kolkata

03

03

-

64.

CRI, Kasauli

03

03

-

65.

CIP, Ranchi

07

07

-

66.

CLTRI, Chengalpattu

11

10

01

67.

JIPMER, Puducherry

23

22

01

68.

RLTRI, Gauripur

06

06

-

69.

RLTRI, Raipur

06

05

01

70.

RLTRI, Aska

03

03

-

71.

NTI, Bangalore

04

05

-

Excess adjustment

72.

BCG, Vaccine, Guindy, Chennai

01

01

-

73.

GOIP, Nashik

02

01

01

74.

GOIP, Shimla

01

01

-

75.

GOIP, Coimbatore

02

01

01

76.

GOIP, Koratty

Post abolished

77.

GOIP, Santragachi, Howrah

01

01

-

78.

GOIP, Nilokheri

01

01

-

79.

GOIP, Aligarh

02

01

01

80.

GOIP, Kolkata

01

01

-

81.

GOIP, Faridabad

01

-

01

82.

RHO, Kolkata

01

01

-

83.

RHO, Patna

02

02

-

84.

RHO, Shillong

02

01

01

85.

RHO, Lucknow

01

01

-

86.

RHO, Chandigarh

01

01

-

87.

RHO, Chennai

01

01

-

88.

RHO, Bhopal

01

01

-

89.

RHO, Bangalore

01

01

-

90.

RHO, Ahmedabad

01

01

-

91.

RHO, Jaipur

02

02

-

92.

RHO, Hyderabad

02

01

01

93.

RHO, B’neswar

02

02

-

94.

RHO, Pune

01

01

-

95.

RHO, Imphal

02

02

-

96.

RHO, Srinagar

01

01

-

97.

RHO, Shimla

01

01

-

98.

RHO, Tiruvananthapuram

01

01

-

99.

NICD, Varanasi

01

-

01

100.

NICD, Alwar

01

01

-

101.

NICD, Patna

01

-

01

102.

CPWD Disp.Kolkata

01

01

-

103.

NCDC, Nagpur

01

01

-

104

ATI, Mumbai

01

-

01

105.

ATI, Hyderabad

01

01

-

106.

CNP, Nasik

01

01

-

107.

CGHS, Ranchi

(extension counter)

02

02

-

108.

CGHS, B’neswar

(extension counter)

02

02

-