New Bond Policy: Gujarat proposes 1.5 years of mandatory service for doctors completing MBBS, PG degree

Published On 2023-03-23 11:53 GMT | Update On 2023-03-24 12:32 GMT

Formulating a new bond policy for doctors who fail to adhere to their service bonds after completing both MBBS and Postgraduate medial courses, the State Government of Gujarat has proposed to allow such doctors to serve for only one-and-a-half years instead of the mandatory service of two years.

This proposal for the new bond policy was announced by the Health Minister of the State Rushikesh Patel during the Question Hour at the State Assembly on Monday.

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New Bond Policy: Gujarat Proposes 1.5 Years Of Mandatory Service For Doctors Completing MBBS, PG Degree

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New Bond Policy: Gujarat proposes 1.5 years of mandatory service for doctors completing MBBS, PG degree

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