Academically Launches Healthcare-Focused Career Platform ‘Jobslly’

Academically, a one-stop solution that provides unique foreign exam preparation for healthcare professionals who wish to migrate, settle and practice have announced the launch of Jobslly.com, a healthcare-focused career platform. Unlike traditional job portals, Jobslly is designed exclusively for doctors, pharmacists, nurses and allied health professionals, with opportunities across India and international markets.

In addition to job listings, the platform also offers upskilling and professional development courses, aimed at helping healthcare professionals strengthen clinical, regulatory and career readiness skills, an increasingly important factor in global healthcare mobility. The platform was founded by Dr. Akram Ahmad, who has worked across academic and healthcare systems and observed firsthand the fragmented nature of healthcare career pathways. According to people familiar with the platform’s development, Jobslly is built to address recurring challenges such as unclear international pathways, limited access to verified opportunities and the absence of healthcare-specific recruitment infrastructure.

Rather than simply aggregating vacancies, the platform aims to build structured ecosystems around healthcare careers.
This includes centralizing verified roles, improving visibility of international opportunities, reducing reliance on informal intermediaries and creating more transparent career pathways. For a profession where credentials and compliance are
critical, such platforms could reduce friction for both employers and professionals.

For professionals, these platforms may offer greater visibility into global opportunities and clearer career progression pathways. For employers, they could provide access to more targeted and credential-aligned talent pools. For health systems, they may contribute to more structured workforce mobility and long-term capacity planning.
The platforms like Jobslly suggest a shift toward more transparent, platform-led approaches to healthcare recruitment, a space that could see significant growth over the next decade.
The emergence of healthcare-focused career platforms signals a broader transition: from informal hiring networks to digital healthcare career infrastructure.