West Bengal: Private Specialists can now perform surgeries at government hospitals, State fixes remuneration
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Kolkata: Providing a whole range of opportunities to the private sector specialists and super-specialists in the state, the Directorate of Health Services, West Bengal has decided to allow them to perform surgeries as well as an participate in an academic session, skill building of medicos and faculties in government medical colleges and hospitals in the state.
For the same, the state government is offering a remuneration of Rs 1500/- per hour to experts from the private sector of such services up to a maximum of six hours a day for maximum three days a week.
The move comes after many experts from private hospitals submitted an expression of interest to the DHS to actively participate in the field of super specialities like pediatric surgery neuro-surgery, craniofacial surgeries, pediatric neurosurgery, maxilla facial and head neck surgeries including trauma patients, pediatric and adult Cardiac surgeries and surgeries under various other super speciality subjects. This was under active consideration of this Department to utilize the services of such experts in the field of different specialities from private fields.
For the same, the state government is offering a remuneration of Rs 1500/- per hour to experts from the private sector of such services up to a maximum of six hours a day for maximum three days a week.
The move comes after many experts from private hospitals submitted an expression of interest to the DHS to actively participate in the field of super specialities like pediatric surgery neuro-surgery, craniofacial surgeries, pediatric neurosurgery, maxilla facial and head neck surgeries including trauma patients, pediatric and adult Cardiac surgeries and surgeries under various other super speciality subjects. This was under active consideration of this Department to utilize the services of such experts in the field of different specialities from private fields.
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