Jobizo Raises Rs. 12 Crore in Pre-Series A Round to Expand Healthcare Staffing Solutions

Jobizo, a healthcare HR technology platform, has raised Rs. 12 crore in a Pre-Series A funding round led by Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) and Alkemi Ventures. The funds will be used to strengthen Jobizo’s technology, expand its marketing efforts, grow its core team, and support working capital requirements.

Jobizo connects healthcare institutions with pre-verified professionals for both temporary and permanent roles. Since its launch, the platform has facilitated over 18,500 temporary jobs and more than 875 permanent placements across India. In addition, Jobizo has supported over 1,000 international hires through its recruitment network across 41+ countries, including the UAE, South Africa, Kenya, and Nepal.

With a pool of more than 60,000 verified healthcare professionals, Jobizo focuses on ensuring quality, compliance, and speed in healthcare hiring. The platform offers AI-enabled real-time job matching to streamline placements, covering locum opportunities in Delhi NCR and Bangalore, along with permanent roles across several Indian cities.

Jobizo was co-founded by Avishek Agarwal and Naveen Trehan. Avishek, the CEO, has over 14 years of healthcare industry experience and has been recognised by BBC and Healthcare Congress. Naveen, Chairman of the company, is a Chartered Accountant and entrepreneur with four successful exits and extensive knowledge of healthcare staffing and revenue cycle management.

The company’s approach combines recruitment and skill-building, offering long-term career support for healthcare professionals. Jobizo aims to improve flexibility and access in hiring by leveraging digital tools and data-driven solutions to meet the needs of hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare providers.

"This round gives us the fuel to deepen our technology stack and expand across both domestic and international markets," says Avishek Agarwal, CEO & Co-Founder. "We are laser-focused on bridging the global healthcare skills gap while offering flexible, meaningful job opportunities. Strengthening our core team and launching in more cities will be a key part of our growth roadmap."

According to market projections, India’s healthcare hiring market is expected to grow to between $6.38 and $12.76 billion by 2030, while the global market is projected to reach $62–$65 billion. This growth is driven by increasing healthcare demands, demographic changes, and structural reforms. Jobizo aims to contribute to this expansion by scaling its services domestically and internationally.

The funding will allow Jobizo to enhance its technology stack and broaden its presence across more Indian cities, while deepening its reach into international healthcare markets.