Teaching Doctors Association Urges DME to Resolve Long-Pending Demands

It sought implementation of PMCA at the earliest. With large-scale promotions underway and recruitment already completed, this incentive will encourage faculty to serve in peripheral medical colleges, it said

Update: 2026-08-05 19:14 GMT
The association sought a special allowance for super speciality doctors and implement an in-service quota for super speciality courses to improve services in government hospitals.(File Photo)

Hyderabad:The Telangana Teaching Government Doctors Association has urged the Director of Medical Education to resolve long-pending issues of teaching faculty in government medical colleges.

The association sought a special allowance for super speciality doctors and implement an in-service quota for super speciality courses to improve services in government hospitals. It sought implementation of PMCA at the earliest. With large-scale promotions underway and recruitment already completed, this incentive will encourage faculty to serve in peripheral medical colleges, it said

The association also sought the introduction of a post-mortem allowance, an optional non-practising allowance (NPA) for faculty recruited through the 2023 recruitment, and earned leave encashment, transport allowance and academic allowance until AIIMS pay scales are implemented.

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