NMC allows Non-Teaching Govt doctors to work as faculty in medical colleges
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Non-teaching consultants and specialists working in government hospitals are going to be allowed to work as faculty in medical colleges, the chairman of the National Medical Commission (NMC), Dr BN Gangadhar, has confirmed.
NMC took this decision to increase the faculty pool in the medical colleges, and the specialist doctors who will be roped in to work as faculties include the specialists serving in defence and railway medical facilities as well.
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