New Delhi: You do not qualify for POST THT, UROLOGY or Dental Surgeon if you cannot use both legs, but qualify if your disability affects both arms.
“Why do those who have both the affected legs of this surgical specialty while leaving those who have both arms affected? Do they do surgery with their feet?” Ask a doctor with a disability of a strange post identification.
Identify strange posts for doctors with disabilities revealed when organizational doctors with disabilities: Agent change (DWDAOC) increases the problem of national institutions including all AIIMS advertising posts for recruitment without including posts identified for disabled people.
Although January notification of justice and social empowerment has identified hundreds (593) more posts for those who are disabled than the last notification in 2013, DWDAOC has challenged the concept of identifying posts, especially in the medical field.
“Identification of posts for doctors with disabilities continues to categorize people according to body parts such as OA OL BL (one arm, one leg, both legs) than see their functional abilities.
Unlike post-graduation in other disciplines, in medicine, he combines tasks Active with studies.
No matter what their defects are, if they have a postgraduate degree in specialization, it means they are able to do the work they have specialists.
However, many such specialists cannot get jobs as posts in their specialization have not been identified as people who are open For their specific disabilities, “explained Dr.
Sharad Philip, a member of Dwdaoc.
January notifications identify posts in urology and entry (ears, nose, throat), two surgical specialties, same open for OA, BA, OL (one arm, both arms and one leg) but not for someone who is affected by the second (BL).
There is a surgeon who specializes in urological operations, both of his legs affected by surgery using a wheelchair standing.
However, he would not be eligible for any post because he was ‘bl’.
Likewise, in the case of psychiatry, people with visual disability are issued.
However, Dr.
Philip, who has a low vision due to retinitis Pigmentosa, has completed post-graduation in psychiatry at the Mental Institute for Mental Health in India, Nimhans, Bangalore.
Going with government notice, he will not be eligible for each faculty post in psychiatry.
However, notification identifies the faculty of medical faculty for people who are blind or have low vision.
There are also important activities listed against each post.
This includes S (sitting), ST (stand), KC (kneeling and squatting), MF (manipulation with fingers), SE (view) and C (communication).
From this, kneeling and squatting is listed as a functional requirement for posting in surgical specialties such as Ent and Urology and Psychiatry.
Senior residents in psychiatry do not have to kneel or squat, but must be able to bend and raise.
The DWDAOC letter shows this “absurd” provision has been forwarded to social mercy and empowerment setbacks for “appropriate actions”.