- Temporary and contract-based position under the Alcohol and Drug De-Addiction Centre (ADDC) at GTGH, Rajamahendravaram.
- Role involves working with drug-using populations to prevent harmful drug use and promote sobriety.
- Requires ex-drug users with 1-2 years of sobriety and strong communication skills.
- Mandatory abstinence from drug use, buying, or selling during employment.
- Focus on community outreach and education for alcohol and drug addiction prevention.
GTG
đ No Formal Education
Peer Educator for Alcohol and Drug De-Addiction Centre
Government Teaching General Hospital, Rajamahendravaram
Total Vacancies
1
Job Location
Rajamahendravaram, Andhra Pradesh
Apply Start
18 Jul 2026
Apply Deadline
25 Jul 2026
đ Recruitment Overview
| Organization | Government Teaching General Hospital, Rajamahendravaram (GTGH) |
| Job Category | Medical |
| Eligibility Qualification | No Formal Education (no-formal-education) |
| Number of Vacancies | 1 Posts |
| Salary / Pay Scale | âš10,000 - âš10,000 Per Month |
| Age Limits | Maximum 42 Years |
| Gender Eligibility | both |
| Experience Required | No formal experience required, but 1-2 years of sobriety as an ex-drug user is mandatory. |
| Application Fee | - Rs. 300 (Rupees Three Hundred Only) payable via Demand Draft (DD). - DD must be drawn in favor of 'Hospital Development Society, GTGH, Rajamahendravaram'. - DD must be submitted along with the application. |
đ Details & Description
đ Eligibility Criteria
- Must be literate.
- Ex-drug user with 1-2 years of confirmed sobriety.
- Willingness to work among drug-using populations.
- Strong communication skills to engage with patients and communities.
- Must agree to refrain from using, buying, or selling drugs during employment.
- Must provide consent from a government hospital or treating doctor confirming sobriety.
- Must submit patient's OP/IP records and investigations as proof of medical treatment.
- Must possess communication skills to counsel alcohol and drug patients effectively.
- Ex-drug user with 1-2 years of confirmed sobriety.
- Willingness to work among drug-using populations.
- Strong communication skills to engage with patients and communities.
- Must agree to refrain from using, buying, or selling drugs during employment.
- Must provide consent from a government hospital or treating doctor confirming sobriety.
- Must submit patient's OP/IP records and investigations as proof of medical treatment.
- Must possess communication skills to counsel alcohol and drug patients effectively.
âī¸ Selection Process
- Total marks: 100.
- 75% of marks allocated for aggregate marks obtained in all years of qualifying examination.
- Up to 10 marks for completed years of experience post-qualification (1 mark per year).
- Weightage for contract employment based on working area:
- 2.5 marks per 6 months in Tribal Areas.
- 2.0 marks per 6 months in Rural Areas.
- 1.0 mark per 6 months in Urban Areas.
- 75% of marks allocated for aggregate marks obtained in all years of qualifying examination.
- Up to 10 marks for completed years of experience post-qualification (1 mark per year).
- Weightage for contract employment based on working area:
- 2.5 marks per 6 months in Tribal Areas.
- 2.0 marks per 6 months in Rural Areas.
- 1.0 mark per 6 months in Urban Areas.
đˇī¸ Category Eligibility & Reservations
All categories (General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS) with applicable reservations.
đ Required Documents
- SSC or equivalent certificate (for date of birth).
- Pass certificates of prescribed qualifications.
- Proof of appearance for qualifying examination (if applicable).
- Marks memos of all years of qualifying examination.
- Valid certificate of registration in A.P. Para Medical Board/Allied Health Care Sciences (if applicable).
- Study certificates from Class IV to X.
- Local candidature certificate for 7 years preceding X class (for private study candidates).
- Caste certificate (if applicable).
- EWS certificate (if applicable).
- Consent letter from government hospital or treating doctor confirming sobriety.
- Patient's OP/IP records and investigations.
- Self-attested copies of all certificates.
- Pass certificates of prescribed qualifications.
- Proof of appearance for qualifying examination (if applicable).
- Marks memos of all years of qualifying examination.
- Valid certificate of registration in A.P. Para Medical Board/Allied Health Care Sciences (if applicable).
- Study certificates from Class IV to X.
- Local candidature certificate for 7 years preceding X class (for private study candidates).
- Caste certificate (if applicable).
- EWS certificate (if applicable).
- Consent letter from government hospital or treating doctor confirming sobriety.
- Patient's OP/IP records and investigations.
- Self-attested copies of all certificates.
đŗ Application Fee Details
- Rs. 300 (Rupees Three Hundred Only) payable via Demand Draft (DD).
- DD must be drawn in favor of 'Hospital Development Society, GTGH, Rajamahendravaram'.
- DD must be submitted along with the application.
- DD must be drawn in favor of 'Hospital Development Society, GTGH, Rajamahendravaram'.
- DD must be submitted along with the application.
â Frequently Asked Questions
Q.
What are the eligibility criteria for the Peer Educator position in the Alcohol and Drug De-Addiction Centre?
The candidate must be literate, an ex-drug user with 1-2 years of sobriety, willing to work among drug-using populations, and possess strong communication skills. They must agree to refrain from using, buying, or selling drugs and commit to preventing harmful drug use.
Q.
What documents are required to be submitted with the application?
Required documents include SSC or equivalent (for date of birth), pass certificates of qualifications, proof of appearance for qualifying exams, marks memos, valid registration certificate (if applicable), study certificates from class IV to X, caste certificate (if applicable), EWS certificate (if applicable), and any other relevant certificates.
Q.
How is the selection process conducted for these posts?
Selection is based on a total of 100 marks. 75% of the marks are allocated for the aggregate marks obtained in all years of the qualifying examination. Up to 10 marks are given for completed years of experience after acquiring the requisite qualification. Additional weightage is provided for contract employment in tribal, rural, or urban areas.
Q.
What is the age relaxation policy for different categories?
Age relaxations are as follows: 5 years for SC, ST, BC, and EWS candidates; 3 years for ex-servicemen; and 10 years for differently abled persons. The maximum age limit is 52 years with all relaxations combined.
Q.
What happens if a candidate provides incorrect information in their application?
Candidates found furnishing incorrect information or making false declarations regarding their eligibility are liable to be debarred from the recruitment process and future recruitments by the department.