PH: JANGAN hukum graduan perubatan. Gred MO permanent UD44 (RM3,700), sedangkan

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matchstick replied at 11-11-2019 09:47 PM
dgn caj rm1 tu sebenarnya kerajaan dh tanggung almost 100% kos rawatan setiap pesakit..mcm bagi fr ...

Tu laa pasal , diorang tu payah nak dijangka. Rakyat usulkan naik rm1 @ rm2 laa paling tinggi pun. Nie karang diorang over prihatin terus dinaikkan Triple kali ganda dari rate rm1 tu maunya !

Berdiam diri pulak Rakyat yg Terseksa , Diberi pendapat nanti Rakyat yg Merana ... last2 RAKYAT juga yg tersepit sampai Bang Jamel Mampuih but diorang pulak yg Bertamboh kayo rayo sampai terlupa asal usul.! Mampu tunggu dan lihat jaa la apa yg akan jadi Malaysia nie lagi 5 - 10 tahun akan dtg pula ! Kesian dgn generasi anak2 zaman sekarang utk menempuh keperitan yg lagi Hebat kelak ! Skrg pun dah terasa seksa separas hidung akan dtg mau tenggelam terus ke ntah laa ...

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KKM janji akan selesai isu doktor kontrak
November 12, 2019 10:50 AM


PETALING JAYA: Menteri Kesihatan Dzulkefly Ahmad hari ini memberi jaminan kerajaan akan berusaha menangani sistem kontrak untuk doktor di hospital kerajaan, selepas laporan mengatakan gaji pegawai perubatan itu kurang berbanding doktor jawatan tetap walaupun menjalankan tugas yang sama.

Dalam kiriman Twitter, beliau berkata jawatan kontrak yang juga dikenali sebagai pegawai perubatan, adalah isu kompleks.

Beliau juga berkata beliau akan bekerjasama dengan Majlis Perubatan Malaysia dan Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam untuk mencari penyelesaian yang adil.

Semalam, kumpulan perubatan tidak berasaskan keuntungan, Malaysian Medics International (MMI) menyeru untuk kajian semula sistem kontrak untuk doktor di hospital awam, mengatakan kakitangan kontrak melakukan pekerjaan yang sama dengan bayaran yang kurang.

Jawatan kontrak pertama kali diperkenalkan pada 2016.

Pengerusi MMI Dr Vikkineshwaran Siva Subramaniam berkata pegawai perubatan kontrak diletakkan di bawah gred gaji UD41 dan memperoleh RM3,100 sementara doktor yang diserap sebagai kakitangan tetap memperoleh RM3,700 sebulan di bawah gred UD44. Elaun juga lebih tinggi untuk kakitangan tetap.

Dalam tweetnya, Dzulkefly berkata penyelesaian jangka pendek adalah memberikan gred UD43, bukannya UD41 kepada pegawai perubatan kontrak.

“Seterusnya, kerajaan Pakatan Harapan perlu merancang dengan baik dan mengambil langkah dan keputusan yang tegas untuk menghasilkan graduan dan doktor berkualiti tinggi bagi memenuhi cabaran dan keperluan kesihatan negara.

“Beberapa polisi lama perlu ditukar,” katanya, sambil menambah moratorium 2012 berkaitan latihan siswazah akan dikaji semula.

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KKMPutrajaya
@KKMPutrajaya
Kabinet pada dasarnya bersetuju dengan cadangan Kementerian Kesihatan untuk menaikkan gred pegawai perubatan secara kontrak Gred UD41 ke UD43.

Kabinet telah memberikan kelulusan bagi Kementerian Kesihatan melakukan tindakan seterusnya. - Men. Kesihatan, Datuk Seri @DrDzul
3:18 PM · Nov 20, 2019·

disketkosong

KKM bukan taknak tambah perjawatan tapi SPA yang tak kasik..itu je sebab kenapa walau kt luar byk doktor yg jobless tapi kt spital2 gomen masih kekurangan doktor
mcm mn nak isi kalau perjawatan tak wujud, sapa nak bayor gaji?
act. benda ni bukan dr zaman ph, dr zaman najib lagi..
ada doktor yang dilantik secara kontrak dan berkhidmat di hospital gomen skrg ni
so gaiiiss, doktor skrg bukan mcm doktor dulu yg abis2 belajo terus dpt keja..sekrg ni depa sama je ngn graduan2 kos lain...kalau graduan dr local u ok lagi...yg grad dr universiti swasta ni aku doubt sikit la kelayakan depa since nk masuk medical course ni bkn mudah..kalau kau masuk univ swasta sebab ko ada duit je ...ntah2 kalau apply local u ko tak layak pun nk ambik bidang tu

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Health ministry has little say in contract doctors’ salaries, says official
November 20, 2019 4:46 PM


PETALING JAYA: A health ministry top official said it doesn’t have much say on the salaries of contract government doctors and who should undertake postgraduate courses.

The senior deputy director of the ministry’s planning division, Dr Rozita Hussein, said many of these decisions were made by the Public Service Department (JPA).

“Just because we have a big budget and we serve 32 million people does not mean we have all the decision-making rights on things,” she told reporters at the Monash Health Economics Forum at Hilton PJ Hotel today.

However, she said the ministry was studying the matter.

“These are part of the things that are not solely under the purview of the health ministry, but it’s something of concern to us. Hopefully, there will be some solution to that.”

It was reported that the Malaysian Medical Association (MAA) had called for the salaries of contract government doctors to be on a par with those permanently absorbed by the civil service, as a debate over unfair remuneration in the public health sector continues.

The MMA said it was unfair that contract medical officers, who completed their two-year housemanship, were graded lower on the salary scale than those absorbed as permanent doctors despite both doing the same job.

The fresh doctors, who are under contract, are currently given a U41 grade compared with the U44 grade for their permanent colleagues, and are paid RM364 less.

The contract positions were first introduced in 2016. At present, fresh doctors must undergo their two-year housemanship before serving a two-year stint as medical officers at government hospitals.

The government, however, is not obliged to take them as permanent staff or extend their contracts, resulting in many of them entering private practice or becoming academics.

Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad had said the government was unable to absorb all medical graduates as this was subject to available vacancies at hospitals.

But he said the government would address the plight of contract housemen.