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Not worth the risk: Delhi doctor employed at makeshift COVID facility resigns over alleged safety issues
New Delhi: Disappointed at the alleged callous attitude of the hospital authorities towards the safety of healthcare workers and the sudden dismissal of the junior doctors, a junior resident doctor who joined the makeshift COVID facility centre of Ram Leela Ground decided to quit her job within four days of her joining stating that " it was not worth the risk ".The 23-year-old junior doctor...
New Delhi: Disappointed at the alleged callous attitude of the hospital authorities towards the safety of healthcare workers and the sudden dismissal of the junior doctors, a junior resident doctor who joined the makeshift COVID facility centre of Ram Leela Ground decided to quit her job within four days of her joining stating that " it was not worth the risk ".
Medical dialogues team had earlier reported that 31 junior residents employed at the COVID facility centre of Ram Leela Ground for a tenure of 3 months had suddenly received their termination letter. However, after receiving much backlash from the newly employed junior resident doctors, the authorities issued another order – this time, keeping the previous order in "abeyance".
Also Read: Relief: Sudden Termination Order Of 31 Junior Resident Doctors Put In Abeyance
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.