Shimla, April 2 -- The Himachal Pradesh government has decided to re-engage retired professors in clinical and non-clinical specialities in newly established government medical colleges to tackle the acute shortage of experienced faculty.
According to an official communication issued by the Department of Medical Education and Research, the state has been facing a significant gap in senior-level teaching staff, particularly professors, which is critical for maintaining academic standards, ensuring quality patient care, and meeting regulatory norms.
As an interim measure in the larger public interest, the government has approved the engagement of retired professors on a contractual basis. The move is aimed at ensuring the smooth and uninter...