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AbdulRazaq approves recruitment of 197 medical professionals in Kwara

Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has approved the recruitment of  197 different medical professionals to boost the Human Resources and efficient service delivery in the health sector.

This is contained in a press statement issued by Director General of the Kwara State Hospital Management Board Mr. Sa’ad Aluko and made available to journalists in Ilorin on Sunday.

According to the statement, the approval includes employment of eight consultants, 23 medical doctors, and 72 nurses with varying specialties.

It added that,”the approval also covers three senior registrar, 13 pharmacy technicians, six pharmacists, four medical laboratory scientists, five scientific officers, 20 Community Health Extension Workers (CHEW), 20 Junior CHEW, and 23 hospital attendants.

“We indeed commend the Governor for this timely approval as it will help to replace some of the hands that we have lost to attrition or retirement. This also complements the unprecedented infrastructural development we have seen in the health sector. We have several modern equipment recently procured by the state government.

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“Hiring new hands to deploy these machines for the good of the masses completes a great effort of His Excellency to significantly turn around the fortune of this important sector in line with his campaign mantra. We are so grateful.”

The doctors, the statement stressed, “include dentists to strengthen the new dental centre, while the eight consultants include two anesthetists to man the new Intensive Care Unit even as government trains more perioperative/theatre nurses for the facility.”

Aluko also said in the statement that the process has since begun, adding however that most of the new officers and health workers would be taken from the large pool of Kwarans who had earlier applied and had been interviewed for the jobs last year.

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