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Apollo Hospitals in Ahmedabad, Gujarat is seeking a Night Manager to oversee hospital operations during night shifts and ensure continuity of patient services and staff coordination. The role requires experience in hospital operations and a background as a manager capable of coordinating clinical and support departments.
The position is full-time, on-site, with responsibilities spanning safety, service standards, and efficient handovers between shifts. Last date to apply is 21 April 2027.
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Experience 2 - 4 Years Experience
Education
All Gender
Vacancy 1
Last Date to Apply 21, April 2027
Work Location Ahmedabad - Gujarat
Work Mode Work From Office
Department Hospital Operations
Role Hospital Operations
Employment type
Experience in hospital operations.
Any Language
We are hiring a Night Manager to oversee hospital operations during night shifts and ensure continuity of patient services, staff coordination, and facility management. The candidate will coordinate with clinical and support departments, respond to operational issues, monitor safety and service standards, and elevate emergencies or critical concerns to the appropriate authorities.
At Apollo Hospitals, our goal is simple yet powerful: to help people live healthier, longer lives. Since 1983, we have been providing trusted, high-quality medical care to millions of patients in India and around the world.
We aim to “Touch a Billion Lives” by making advanced healthcare accessible, affordable, and reliable for everyone.
We are committed to:
Founded by Dr. Prathap C Reddy, Apollo Hospitals is India’s first corporate hospital and one of Asia’s largest healthcare providers.
Today, we offer a complete healthcare ecosystem including:
We believe healthcare is not just about curing illness—it’s about preventing it and supporting communities.
Our initiatives include:
Every day, we:
At Apollo Hospitals, every patient is treated with: