Rural Medical Services in PHCs: Medical Officers Quitting posts due to Unpaid Salaries
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Nagpur: Making life difficult for the doctors who provide rural service even in the light of Lack of infrastructure and Improper facilities at the workplace at primary health centres, the Medical officers associated with the various primary health centres in Nagpur have now not been paid salaries for the last four months. The delay in salaries of the medical professionals is eventually turning out to be a major reason behind their growing shortage in the rural healthcare centres as doctors are now leaving/not opting for the said posts.
Agitated with the condition in the district's PHCs, where they have not been paid for the last four months in the 11 months of services, few doctors have already stepped out of the job.
According to a media report, few medical officers associated with various Primary Health Centres (PHCs) on contract basis for the last 11 months, left the job as they did not receive salaries for four months. There were many doctors who did not receive their
Agitated with the condition in the district's PHCs, where they have not been paid for the last four months in the 11 months of services, few doctors have already stepped out of the job.
According to a media report, few medical officers associated with various Primary Health Centres (PHCs) on contract basis for the last 11 months, left the job as they did not receive salaries for four months. There were many doctors who did not receive their
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