Inquiry against AIIMS doctor for alleged harassment
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A faculty member in the neurosurgery department at AIIMS is facing the wrath of the resident doctors and, also probable action from the administrative council; after being alleged for his unruly behaviour.
An administrative inquiry has started against the doctor after a reported allegation by the resident doctors from the department, who have also filed a complaint. The matter concerns the doctor verbally abusing, and in few cases, also physically “manhandling” the resident doctors.
One case alleged the doctor of “physically roughing up” another doctor. Sources told Express some residents who spoke to committee members said the faculty member had said their work was “worse than a toilet cleaner’s”. “All students complained of harsh and derogatory language being used against them, sometimes in front of patients and sometimes after being taken aside. In one case, a resident said he had been held by his collar and told he was not fit to become a doctor.” Sources said residents complained of “verbal abuse and harassment” for the last 6-7 months during presentations regarding academic work as well.
An administrative inquiry has started against the doctor after a reported allegation by the resident doctors from the department, who have also filed a complaint. The matter concerns the doctor verbally abusing, and in few cases, also physically “manhandling” the resident doctors.
One case alleged the doctor of “physically roughing up” another doctor. Sources told Express some residents who spoke to committee members said the faculty member had said their work was “worse than a toilet cleaner’s”. “All students complained of harsh and derogatory language being used against them, sometimes in front of patients and sometimes after being taken aside. In one case, a resident said he had been held by his collar and told he was not fit to become a doctor.” Sources said residents complained of “verbal abuse and harassment” for the last 6-7 months during presentations regarding academic work as well.
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