Hyderabad: Pandemic has taken the victim at a super-special doctor.
While general practitioners, lung experts and critical care specialists do not have little time to breathe, other super specialists found their requests hit Rock Bottom when the Covid crisis shot the roof.
As a result, many supernonic doctors, unless they are involved in Covid care, find themselves struck rolls at the company’s hospital and designated ‘free for services (FFS)’ – free to work in various hospitals and get it based on the number of patients.
The impact on this doctor continued to linger when the situation looked slow back to normal.
Work insecurity is one thing that doesn’t make a company doctor, but they show all the symptoms now.
“Many doctors sought now have been given FFS.
Some don’t even have their own rooms now.
Even though they are free to work in various places, most choose not to go because they hope to solve things to get better.
Also, the doctor who works At the company’s hospital is not used to market itself.
The low requirements for other super-specialties have left a sense of uncertainty, “said a hospital hospital doctor at Jubilee Hills.
While the situation gradually improved, some FFS doctors, especially those who draw high salaries, still haven’t returned to rolls.
“Cardiology, heart surgery, orthopedics and nephrology are one of the worst affected.
Also, due to lack of beds, hospitals are forced to add Covid beds.
At that time many hospitals could not support them on a fixed and high salary.
Although We can say that 80-85% of doctors on the FFS return on rolls, some specializations may still be affected, “said Dr.
Bhaskar Rao, President, the Association of the Telangana Special Hospital.
The third wave fear is overloading these super specialists because each check in Covid can hit them too if the hospital finds their profits reduced.
“The impact of any third wave will be difficult at super-special doctors.
We have to switch seven our super specialists to the FFS and they are still not on rolls.
For middle hospitals like us, waiting and watching very important,” said the Director of the Telangana Member Hospital Network Hospitals Association (Tanha).
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