Support for Resident Doctors: Lithuanian Ministry of Health Invests in Healthcare Future
The Ministry of Health (SAM) has decided to allocate this year’s saved operational funds to support the country’s resident doctors.A total of nearly €1.5 million is planned to be allocated for one-time payments to resident doctors.
Recognition and Support for Lithuania’s Resident Doctors
“The country’s young doctors have chosen one of the most responsible professions, upon which the future of our health sector depends. These are individuals full of enthusiasm, working resolutely and persistently for the health of the country’s residents, striving to help people. I am delighted that today we can contribute to improving the overall working conditions of young doctors,” said Minister of Health Marija Jakubauskienė.In the near future, every resident doctor in the country will receive a one-time payment of approximately €500 through the residency base where they are employed as residents.“Resident doctors in Lithuania hold a dual status – as students and as doctors. Their contribution is integral to the smooth functioning of the healthcare system, actively contributing to patient care while deepening their theoretical and practical knowledge. We are pleased that this year the ministry found the opportunity to provide additional one-time payments to resident doctors, recognizing their significant contribution to the healthcare system,” said Agnė Panavienė, President of the Association of Young Doctors.
The order “On the allocation of funds to residency bases” was signed by Minister of Health Marija Jakubauskienė on December 19.
Lietuvosvalstybe.com
Sources: Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania
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