A 'model' job advert

The following mail I received regarding job offers, cheered my mood for a while ( not with the prospects, but the ad per se!)


Dear Candidate,

PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE

We are a Placement Agency working all over India based at SURAT.

One of our clients is a hospital, situated in Raj. Dt. Bhilwara Which is a S.D.M. Head quater and 100 K.M. away from Udaipur & 50 K.M. from Shri Nathdwara. Hospital is runnig from last 8 Yrs. with good O.P.D & I.P.D. and all types of facilities.

They have a well equiped mordern operation theater and running 60 Bads. They are plannig to expantion upto 100 Bads with some more speciality.
So They require following specialist Doctors and other staff:


• Gynae ;-
Labor Room Proceduers 500/- and Delivery 1000/- Per Case
Salary - Open

• Eye Surgeon
Exp. 0 to 3 yrs.
Qualification M.S. Diploma or equivalent in Ophtho Surgery
Salary - Open

â• Radiographer for Digital X-Ray 1
Exp. 0 to 3 yrs.

• Accomodation Facilities will be provided by the Hospital at Free of Cost

Candidates willing to relocate Rajasthan should only apply.

If your current profile is matching the above profile please mail us your cv in reply to this mail and mention your current salary.

As this is a mass mailing system,kindly ignore this mail if you are not interested.

Would anyone have the guts to join the place after reading the ad

It's a very tough job, considering the fact that one has to ' relocate Rajasthan'

crore seats

I have been wondering for a long time, about people doling out obscene money to buy the radio diagnosis and orthopedic seats in the private medical colleges. What has been more bewildering is the fact that quite a few of tem do not have a hospital or the choice of inheriting their parent’s practice. Are they doing it without realizing the fact that the radiology business does not provide a good return on investment as they would like? I think not. I don’t think it’s possible for people who have earned that much money, to just throw it away without thinking.

What I presume is that, a few of them join courses with the same attitude, people have towards material things. What comes to my mind immediately are the cars (especially with the ever mushrooming new posh show rooms of the luxury cars). Say for example, a guy with a crore or money for buying a new car would most probably buy a luxury car from the Bavarian land rather than cheaper Indian/ Japanese / Korean ones. I think some of them apply the same logic to the academics- have it, flaunt it. I don’t think the same people would pay that money to take radiology, once it loses its glamour and the supposed halo.