New Delhi | HL July 06, 2026
In a significant move aimed at strengthening healthcare services and medical education, AIIMS has announced the recruitment of more than 460 faculty members for its institutions in the national capital. The appointments are expected to improve specialist care, reduce waiting times for treatment, and support the expansion of clinical services.
The recruitment covers faculty positions ranging from Assistant Professor to Professor across more than 50 departments. Of the total appointments, 265 faculty members have been selected for AIIMS, New Delhi, while 199 faculty members will join AIIMS-CAPFIMS (Central Armed Police Forces Institute of Medical Sciences) at Maidan Garhi.
More than 3,200 candidates had applied for the posts, with the selection process spanning nearly six months.
AIIMS-CAPFIMS in Maidan Garhi, outpatient services are already operational.
Blockchain-Based Recruitment Process
To ensure transparency and confidentiality, the recruitment process incorporated blockchain-enabled digital technology. Candidate applications were secured through OTP-based digital locking, preventing any unauthorized access during the evaluation process.
The final merit list was generated automatically using a pre-defined software algorithm without human intervention. Officials said manual involvement was limited only to resolving cases where two or more candidates secured identical marks.
Boost for Healthcare Services
The fresh appointments are expected to address the long-standing shortage of faculty members at AIIMS, New Delhi. With the addition of 265 new faculty members, the institute is likely to enhance specialist consultations, improve academic activities, and reduce the workload on existing doctors.
The increased faculty strength is also expected to help shorten waiting periods for surgeries and improve access to advanced medical care for patients.
At AIIMS-CAPFIMS in Maidan Garhi, outpatient services are already operational. The recruitment of 199 faculty members is expected to accelerate plans to expand hospital services, including the launch of surgical facilities and inpatient admissions, paving the way for the institute’s full-scale functioning.
