Recruit
Define roles, source doctors and manage a structured pipeline.
Connect recruitment with consent-led verification, role credentialing, onboarding and continuing monitoring through configurable evidence frameworks aligned with applicable NABH HRM, NMC faculty, UGC teaching-eligibility and other configured statutory and institution-specific requirements.
Sample command-centre view; live counts come from each institution’s authorised workspace.
HyrDoc connects discovery, verification, role assessment, credentialing, onboarding and continuing evidence monitoring without duplicating the professional record.
Define roles, source doctors and manage a structured pipeline.
Review identity, registration, qualifications and employment evidence.
Assess role eligibility, approvals and clinical or academic requirements.
Connect offers, joining, induction and workforce-file evidence.
Track expiry, rechecks, renewals and readiness follow-up.
Every number is labelled to distinguish placements, sourced profiles and service targets from registered or verified platform users.
Placement records across connected recruitment operations.
Sourced professional records; not all are registered or verified HyrDoc users.
For priority mandates after role requirements are confirmed; not a universal guarantee.
Operational indicators from connected recruitment and workforce-support activity. Sourced profiles are not automatically registered or verified HyrDoc users.
Use version-controlled evidence frameworks mapped to NABH HRM readiness, NMC faculty qualifications, UGC teaching eligibility and applicable statutory-council requirements. Institutions can configure applicability and internal review notes without rewriting official rules.
Connect recruitment, identity and credential verification, role credentialing, privileges, induction, staff-file evidence and renewal monitoring in support of NABH HRM readiness.
Review qualification, registration, teaching experience, research, training and authorised appointment evidence against the applicable NMC MIQF version.
Review qualification, eligibility-test, PhD, experience and research evidence against the applicable UGC framework while preserving statutory-council precedence and institutional decision authority.
Doctors and faculty can maintain a reusable professional record while controlling how verified evidence is shared with institutions.
Clinical, academic and corporate evidence remains connected without forcing duplicate identities.
Patient-care roles across hospitals, clinics and healthcare groups.
Teaching, faculty and research roles in medical institutions.
Medical roles across industry, pharma, insurance and health-tech.
One guided ecosystem keeps hiring, verification, eligibility, onboarding and renewal evidence connected.