Staff Crunch: Jharkhand Govt to recruit private doctors at state-run hospitals
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Ranchi: The Jharkhand government has decided to recruit private doctors to provide services in state-run hospitals facing a shortage of specialists.
This decision was announced by Chief Minister Hemant Soren during a ceremony on Thursday, where he distributed appointment letters to 365 community health officers (CHOs).
According to the PTI report, "The government is continuously working to enhance health infrastructure in the state. We have undertaken several initiatives in this regard and are developing a system so that residents do not need to seek treatment in other states," the Chief Minister said.
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