1,029 doctors, nurses and paramedical staff recruited
The Hindu
A total of 1,029 doctors, nurses and other paramedical staff were recruited by the district administration, in the wake of rising COVID-19 positive cases.Minister for Commercial Taxes and Registration
A total of 1,029 doctors, nurses and other paramedical staff were recruited by the district administration, in the wake of rising COVID-19 positive cases. Minister for Commercial Taxes and Registration P. Moorthy and Collector Aneesh Sekar had issued appointment orders for the newly recruited staff on Saturday. A total of 729 staff have been recruited for Government Rajaji Hospital and Government Hospital for Thoracic Medicine in Thoppur. This includes 80 doctors and 250 nurses.
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