Gombe State Employs Medical Doctors, Provides Accommodation

In a quest to increase the quality and quantity of health workers, especially medical doctors in the state, twenty-two indigenes of Gombe State who recently graduated as medical doctors from the state University have been employed and integrated into the state civil service.

The State Commissioner of Health, Dr. Habu Dahiru, who disclosed the news, said the 22 fresh graduates of Medicine and other related courses from Gombe State University were given immediate employment to bridge the gap existing in the State health sector.

He further said that more medical Doctors will be joining the workforce from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, University of Jos, University of Maiduguri and some other universities across the country who studied on the scholarship of the state government.

While presenting employment letters as well as keys to 22 furnished flats to accommodate the medical doctors at the premises of the State Specialist Hospital, Gombe, the commissioner said that this is the first time the State is experiencing such and that it was a great feat achieved by Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya administration.

While introducing the intern doctors to the commissioner, the director of Hospital Services in the State Ministry of Health, Dr James Mahdi, said that the new medical doctors were sworn-in on Thursday, 1, July 2021 and would resume duty immediately as House Officers in Gombe State Specialist Hospital, Gombe.

He also said that the medical doctors will be useful to the facility and add value to it as they will be in the Hospital 24 hours, 7 days of the week on shift duties at different sections or departments of the Hospital such as Gynaecology, GOPD and others.


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