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GMC Yavatmal private practice: 2 Professors submit resignation
MUMBAI: Two medical professors of the Yavatmal medical college have submitted their resignations to the college authorities after the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) asked them to submit their replies on the long absenteeism and for allegedly doing private practice with out permission.The action comes a day after when the DMER has requested the Maharashtra Medical...
MUMBAI: Two medical professors of the Yavatmal medical college have submitted their resignations to the college authorities after the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) asked them to submit their replies on the long absenteeism and for allegedly doing private practice with out permission.
The action comes a day after when the DMER has requested the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) to take strict action against the all three professors for doing private practice.
Medical Dialogues that these doctors were found to be in prolonged absenteeism during a routine inspection at GMC Yavatmal, with the corresponding collector's report highlighting that there were indulging in private practice.
"Rathod was practicing from 10 am to 8 pm, Janbandhu from 10 am to 3 pm and from 6 pm to 9 pm and Chavan from 10 am to 8 pm," the Collector's letter said.
Read also: 3 medical College professors to face Action for Private pracitce
However, their resignations may not find acceptance. A senior bureaucrat told TOI that the department had asked the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) to de-register Virendrakumar Rathod, Arun Janbandhu and Nishan Chavan. "Janbandhu and Chavan have submitted their resignations to the dean. Their resignations will not be accepted, the MMC has been asked to complete the procedure for deregistration and simultaneously, the medical education department will conduct a departmental probe against them," he said.