Bengaluru: To address the shortage of highly qualified medical professionals, the Government of Karnataka has increased the retirement age of super speciality doctors from 60 to 65 years. The decision to increase…
Bengaluru: To address the shortage of highly qualified medical professionals, the Government of Karnataka has increased the retirement age of super speciality doctors from 60 to 65 years.
The decision to increase the retirement age was taken by State Cabinet led by CM Siddaramaiah. A total of 22 autonomous medical colleges and 12 super speciality hospitals have been functioning under the Department of Medical Education.
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