Directorate of Military Welfare,
Headquarters Department, War Base
Recruitment for Contract Service Positions
Published Date: 2082/02/09
The Military Welfare Fund, under the Directorate of Military Welfare, is seeking qualified Nepali citizens to fill the following contract-based positions in various military-run hospitals. Eligible candidates are invited to apply within 15 days from the date of this notice.
Available Positions:
1. Birendra Hospital, Cantonment
- Clinical Psychologist – 1 Post
- Physician (MD Internal Medicine) – 2 Posts
- Cardiologist (DM/Fellowship) – 1 Post
- Staff Nurse for OT – 2 Posts
- Staff Nurse for Cath Lab – 1 Post
- Staff Nurse for Hemodialysis – 1 Post
- Neurosurgeon (MCh/Fellowship) – 1 Post
- General Surgeon (MS Surgery) – 1 Post
- Anesthetist (MD Anesthesia) – 1 Post
2. Sainik Hospital, Ethari
- Medical Officer (GDMO) – 1 Post
3. Sainik Hospital, Pokhara
- Medical Officer (GDMO) – 1 Post
4. Sainik Hospital, Nepalgunj
- Medical Officer (GDMO) – 1 Post
5. Field Hospital, Dhangadhi
- MDGP (Medical Doctor General Practitioner) – 1 Post
Application Details:
- Application Start Date: 2082/02/09
- Application Deadline: 2082/02/23
How to Apply:
Interested candidates can obtain and submit application forms as per the guidelines available on the Nepal Army official website: www.nepalarmy.mil.np.
Selection Process:
The selection procedure will be as per the rules of the Military Welfare Fund. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further evaluation.
For more details regarding qualifications, application submission, and other requirements, please visit the official website or contact the respective hospital administration.
Note: Late applications will not be entertained.
Directorate of Military Welfare
War Base, Nepal Army Headquarters
Nepal Army: Guardians of the Nation
The Nepal Army is the land-based military force of Nepal, responsible for national defense, disaster response, peacekeeping missions, and supporting national development. With a rich history dating back centuries, the Nepal Army plays a crucial role in maintaining sovereignty, security, and stability in the country.
Key Facts About Nepal Army
- Founded: 1768 (officially established during King Prithvi Narayan Shah’s unification campaign)
- Headquarters: Bhadrakali, Kathmandu
- Motto: (“Stay Alert, Always Victorious”)
- Current Chief of Army Staff (COAS): General Prabhu Ram Sharma
- Active Personnel: Approximately 95,000 (as of recent estimates)
- Reserve Forces: Around 62,000
Roles and Responsibilities
- National Defense
- Safeguarding Nepal’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
- Countering external and internal security threats.
- Disaster Relief & Humanitarian Aid
- Leading search and rescue operations during earthquakes, floods, and other disasters.
- Providing medical and logistical support in emergencies.
- United Nations Peacekeeping Missions
- Nepal is one of the top contributors to UN peacekeeping forces.
- Nepali troops have served in conflict zones like Lebanon, South Sudan, Congo, and Haiti.
- Development Works
- Constructing roads, bridges, and infrastructure in remote areas.
- Supporting community development and environmental conservation.
- Anti-Poaching & Wildlife Protection
- Deploying soldiers in national parks to combat illegal wildlife trade (e.g., in Chitwan National Park).
Organization & Structure
The Nepal Army is divided into:
- Divisions: 6 active divisions across the country.
- Brigades: Includes infantry, artillery, engineering, and medical brigades.
- Special Forces:
- Ranger Battalion (elite counter-terrorism unit)
- Para-Commandos (specialized in airborne operations)
Notable Operations & Contributions
✔ Unification of Nepal (18th Century) – Played a key role under King Prithvi Narayan Shah.
✔ Anglo-Nepal War (1814–1816) – Fought bravely against the British East India Company, earning respect for Gurkha warriors.
✔ 2015 Earthquake Relief – Led massive rescue and rebuilding efforts after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake.
✔ COVID-19 Response – Operated quarantine centers, distributed aid, and assisted in vaccination drives.
How to Join Nepal Army?
The Nepal Army recruits through:
- Officer Cadet (Officer Training) – Through Tribhuvan University’s National Defence College or direct entry for technical roles.
- Soldier Recruitment – Open vacancies for various ranks (published in national notices).
- Medical & Technical Corps – Doctors, engineers, and specialists can join through special recruitment.
Official Website: www.nepalarmy.mil.np
The Nepal Army is not just a defense force but a symbol of national pride, discipline, and service. From battling foreign invasions to saving lives in disasters, it has consistently upheld Nepal’s honor at home and abroad.
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