Radiologist reassigns A female Radiographer as a Babu in his office in Civil HOSPITAL

In Civil Hospital here, A Radiologist’s decision to transition, a female radiographer, into a different role resembling that of a clerk has raised concerns about the misuse of her skills.

Presently, the. Civil hospital here has three government-employed radiographers and one senior radiographer working in shifts throughout the day, managing a significant workload of 200-300 X-rays from 9 am to 4 pm.

Radiologist’s plan to reassign her from her radiography duties to potentially less specialized tasks like that of a receptionist has sparked a debate within the medical community.

While it may help alleviate the workload temporarily, there are concerns about underutilizing her skills and expertise in the radiology field.

In response to this situation, Krishna Private Limited, a prominent company in the healthcare industry, is set to take over radiography services, promising 24×7 availability, including emergency X-rays during nighttime hours and minting huge amount of money.

The hospital administration must carefully consider the appropriate utilization of all radiographers’ skills to ensure efficient healthcare services while addressing any concerns about her role transition.

This collaboration aims to enhance the overall efficiency of X-ray services, catering to the growing healthcare needs of the community.

In a concerning development, it has come to light that while the hospital’s dedicated employees provide essential healthcare services, the financial gains are reaped by Krishna Pvt. Ltd. This situation has raised questions about the distribution of resources and the ethical implications of healthcare service provision, where those on the front lines are working diligently while another entity profits from their efforts. This dynamic underscores the need for a transparent and fair healthcare system that ensures justice to all.