Goa Cabinet Approves 270 Health Dept Posts
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Panaji: In a major move towards enhancing healthcare infrastructure, the Goa state cabinet on Wednesday approved the recruitment of 270 new posts under the Directorate of Health Services. The initiative aims to address the rising demand for healthcare professionals and improve the overall quality of health facilities across the state.
The decision includes a variety of roles, such as specialists, consultants, and technical staff, all to be appointed on a contract basis for an initial period of one year or until the positions are permanently filled, whichever is earlier. This recruitment initiative comes in response to the growing demand for healthcare professionals in the state and is expected to significantly improve the quality of public health services offered by the state’s medical institutions.
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The council of ministers further resolved to relax the upper age limit for consultants from 45 years to 60 years, in case of no or fewer applications, reports TOI.
This recent initiative by the Goa government is part of a larger, long-term vision aimed at improving the efficiency of the state’s healthcare system.
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