Docs at govt hospitals: Govt to sponsor medical education

| September 10, 2019 | Health care professional, Indian government, Medical | No Comments
About author: DHNS Molakalmuru (Chitradurga district)
Reference: Deccan Herald, 08 September 2019

In order to meet the demand for specialists, the state government is contemplating to sponsor the education of doctors and appoint them in government hospitals, said Health Minister B Sriramulu. The demand for specialists has turned into a major problem since the doctors are hesitant to serve in government hospitals in spite of attractive salary. They have to appoint at least 400 doctors to the vacant posts.

Measures are also being taken to appoint 950 staff nurses. ASHA workers in Karnataka were receiving meagre honorarium. The government was planning to hike the honorarium to Rs 10,000 ($ 140) every month on a par with other states. Measures will be taken to disburse salary every month.

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