Government Medical College Resident Physiotherapist salaries in India

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I get to handle a massive load of patients with very limited resources, helps develop management and procedural skills.

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Frequent night duties, long shifts, no extra pay for extra work, no promotions, low salary and what not.

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Not much pressure.Those who are permenant employee they just don't work. Only saving grace is that it is close to ny native place

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No promotions of contractual employees.No salary increase.Few leaves as compared to permenant employees.No residence allotted.All work done by contractual doctors.Regular ones do very less work.No job security.Can be terminated same day as soon as regular employee joins.salries of contractual employees is also delayed

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warking as JR you depend on most of the time on Senior resident doctor......SR guve littrely very good environment to survive nursing staff is also good ....

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working as JR is little bit toxic by senior consultant facilities is not up to like a medical college....as compared to Distract hospital.....this is like big infrastructure DH mess system is very bad in this ....system charges so much as rent from mess owner ....that impact food quality & food charges ....no play ground for young doctor & staff just 2 basic badminton net

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There is enough workload to get a good experience and there is lot of cases to learn from The hospital has good facilities

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The administration is very political and is very difficult to work. There is no hostel or accommodation

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I thoroughly enjoyed my CRC experience at BJ Medical College. The high-volume casualty department helped me develop strong clinical skills, triage abilities, and resource management. The supportive faculty, emphasis on academic activities, and diverse patient population made my experience enriching and memorable.

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