Lucknow. Under the Provincial Medical Services Cadre (PMS), about 150 doctors working in remote and rural areas of the state will do MD, MS and DNB courses. After completing the course, these doctors will have to serve for 10 years in a government hospital as specialists. If they do not provide service, they will have to deposit one crore rupees in the government treasury.
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In the Provincial Medical Services Cadre (PMS), MBBS doctors working in remote and backward districts are given weightage for completing graduation course. This facility is available to those doctors who serve for about three years in rural areas. This facility will be available only to those MBBS doctors whose age is less than 45 years. After the release of NEET PG results, such doctors have been allowed to participate in the counseling of postgraduate i.e. MD-MS and DMB courses. According to the report of the Directorate General, till now about 140 doctors have taken the permission letter. The last date for taking permission is October 15. In such a situation, it is believed that this time more than 150 PMS doctors will participate in NEET PG.
Giving and filling bond with NOC
Doctors under the Provincial Medical Services cadre will have to obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the department to enroll in the PG course. Bond will have to be filled while taking NOC. Under this, after completing the training, one will have to serve in government hospitals for 10 years. If this is not done, one crore rupees will have to be deposited in government revenue. Along with the bond, two departmental sureties will also have to be given.