Medical Association Reacts to Ministry of Health's Employment Move
Turkish Cypriot Medical Association President Ceyhun Dalkan reacted to the Ministry of Health's recruitment of temporary personnel without exams and through interviews.
Turkish Cypriot Medical Association President Ceyhun Dalkan criticized the Ministry of Health's decision to recruit 90 temporary healthcare workers through interviews without an exam, stating that this practice is unacceptable.
Criticism of the Employment Decision
Turkish Cypriot Medical Association President Ceyhun Dalkan criticized the Ministry of Health's announcement that it will recruit 90 temporary healthcare workers through interviews with a two-day notice and without conducting exams.
Emphasis on Planning and Transparency
Dalkan emphasized that the recruitment of healthcare workers should not be carried out with daily decisions, but rather within the framework of scientific and transparent manpower planning.
Emergency Medical Technician Process
Addressing the urgency for emergency medical technicians within the Department of Health Services, it was recalled that a legal regulation was swiftly passed in Parliament on the grounds of permanent recruitment processes.
Election Investment Allegation
Stating that transparency and merit should be essential in any employment made for public health services, it was expressed that such processes cannot be used as an election investment.
Call to the Ministry
The Turkish Cypriot Medical Association invited the Ministry of Health to withdraw this decision and adopt a permanent manpower recruitment policy based on merit.