Reconsider Extension of Contract Period: Doctors urge TN Govt
Chennai: A section of government doctors in Tamil Nadu is upset with the State Health Department's decision of extending the contract period of doctors, who are working as consultants at Government Multi Super Speciality Hospital at Omandurar after their retirement from the government service.
In this regard, the doctors under the Service Doctors and Post Graduates Association (SDPGA) have already reached out to the Chief Minister of the State and expressed their disappointment over the matter.
The doctors have referred to the Government Order dated April 5, where the authorities announced the decision of extending the contract period of retired doctors, who are working as consultants for two years. Reaching out to the Chief Minister, the doctors have requested him to reconsider the decision of granting an extension to the retired doctors.
It has been alleged by the doctors that by extending the contract, the State Health Department is blocking the promotion opportunities of eligible candidates from becoming professors.
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