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- By the end of the month, Gandhi Super Specialty MCH will be completed
- Online filling of 5,204 staffers posts: Minister Harish Rao
Hyderabad, (PMI): Finance and Health Minister Harish Rao said that Chief Minister KCR will soon lay the foundation stone for the new 2,000-bed building to be constructed as part of the expansion of NIMS Hospital. The officials were ordered to complete all the arrangements and permissions for this. On Tuesday, he held a review meeting with the senior officials of the health department at his secretariat. Speaking on this occasion, Harish Rao said that there will be special blocks for OP, IP and emergency services in the new building. The building will have eight floors. It is explained that the number of beds in Nimes will reach 3,500 if the new building is completed. He said that 3,700 beds will be available in Nimes itself if the works of super specialty MCH are also completed. A growing population,
First super specialty MCH in the country at Gandhi
Harish Rao has ordered to complete the works of 200 bed super specialty MCH being constructed at Gandhi Hospital for the first time in the country by the end of this month. He advised to speed up the work of the Government Fertility Center and State Organ Transplant Center being set up in Gandhi. The superintendent was directed to take steps to ensure that organ transplant surgeries are done in Gandhi as in Nims. Braindead declarations were made and organs were given to the needy and asked to be reborn. He ordered to provide full range of medical services in the newly opened oncology block at MNJ Hospital.
It has been suggested that CC cameras should be installed and monitored in the sanitation, security and patient care departments. Harish Rao appreciated that directors and superintendents who come before everyone else and go after everyone else are role models. He said that if he makes rounds in the dispensaries for two hours every day and visits all the departments, majority of the problems will be solved. Health Secretary Rizvi, DME Ramesh Reddy, DH Srinivasa Rao, TSMSIDC MD Chandrasekhar Reddy, TVVP Commissioner Ajay Kumar, Arogyasree CEO Vishalachi, CM OSD Gangadhar, NIMS In-charge Director Birappa, Gandhi Superintendent Raja Rao, MNJ Director Jayalatha and others participated in the review.
41,000 applications for the posts of staffers,
Minister Harish Rao ordered that the process of filling 5,204 posts of staffers in various departments should be conducted transparently through the online system (CBT). A total of 40,936 people have applied. He said that examination centers will be set up in Hyderabad, Warangal, Khammam and Nizamabad. It has been suggested that transfers of assistant professors should be taken up before the release of final results for 1,442 assistant professor posts. He clarified that this process should be completed within two weeks.(PMI)
