Singapore Recruiting 180 Doctors From India Over 3 Years: Report
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A tender set to close on October 10 states a target to recruit 60 medical officers from India yearly from 2022 to 2024, with the possibility of extending the plan to 2025.
Singapore is planning to hire 180 junior doctors from India over the next three years, a move questioned by many, according to a media report.
A tender set to close on October 10 states a target to recruit 60 medical officers from India yearly from 2022 to 2024, with the possibility of extending the plan to 2025.
Singapore has been recruiting doctors from overseas to ease the "heavy workload" here and to supplement its healthcare capacity needs, said MOH Holdings (MOHH), a company of Singapore's public healthcare institutions.
Confirming the tender, the firm said it was not only recruiting doctors from India but also Australia and Britain.
