The Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Islamabad, is inviting applications for the position of Lower Division Clerk (LDC) under the Federal Government. This is a full-time opportunity based in Islamabad, offering candidates a chance to join a reputable medical institution. No prior experience is required for this role, making it suitable for fresh candidates seeking to start their careers in a government setup. Interested applicants should submit their applications by the 16th of November, 2026.
Key Responsibilities
The selected candidate will be responsible for performing clerical duties that include maintaining records, managing files, handling correspondence, and supporting administrative tasks within the department. They will assist in data entry, document preparation, and ensure smooth office operations. Accuracy, attention to detail, and timely completion of assigned tasks are essential to support the efficient functioning of the institute.
Required Qualifications
The job posting does not specify particular educational qualifications. However, candidates are generally expected to have completed at least a matriculation or equivalent level of education to be eligible for the LDC position. Basic computer skills and familiarity with office procedures would be advantageous.
Preferred Qualifications and Benefits
While no specific preferred qualifications or benefits have been detailed in the advertisement, working with PIMS offers the advantage of employment within a federal government institution, which typically includes job security, a structured work environment, and opportunities for career growth. The role provides a platform for individuals to gain valuable experience in administrative functions within the healthcare sector.
Applicants interested in this vacancy can apply online through the official government job portal. Additional information and related job postings, including positions for midwives and junior technicians at PIMS, are also available for those seeking opportunities in Islamabad’s federal healthcare institutions.