Contract Bio Medical Engineer for Technical Guidance in Balochistan Hospitals

This opportunity is for a contract Bio Medical Engineer to provide technical guidance in the purchase of machinery and equipment for multiple hospitals in Quetta, Balochistan. The Health Department of the Government of Balochistan seeks qualified professionals with local domicile to support their medical institutions. The role involves applying expertise in bio-medical engineering to ensure the proper acquisition and maintenance of medical equipment at key hospitals including Sandeman Provincial Hospital, Mohtarma Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Hospital, Bolan Medical Complex, Helper's Eye Hospital, and Fatima Jinnah Institute of Chest Disease. Candidates must have a B.Sc/BS/BE in Bio-Medical Engineering or Technology from an HEC-recognized university and at least five years of relevant experience. The position demands practical knowledge of medical equipment engineering and the ability to work across multiple hospital sites in Quetta. Applicants should be aware that this contract is for one year only and requires local domicile of Balochistan. The department expects candidates to comply with all regulatory requirements and submit original documents along with attested copies. No TA/DA will be provided for tests or interviews. Candidates must ensure their FBR/ATL status is clear and meet any PEC category requirements relevant to their professional standing for the 2025-26 financial year. The submission deadline is set for 15th January 2026, with applications to be delivered to the Section Officer Admin, Health Department, Room No.19, 1st Floor, Block-6, Balochistan Civil Secretariat, Quetta. Interviews will be conducted only for shortlisted candidates, and the department reserves the right to accept or reject applications without prior notice. Pro-Tip: Make sure to prepare a complete application package including a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) if required, and double-check the newspaper advertisement for any specific stamp duty or documentation requirements that are often overlooked.