Fianna Fáil’s spokesperson on Health Stephen Donnelly has expressed concerns...
Deputy Donnelly put down a parliamentary question to the Health Minister on the issue and was told that almost half of all consultant posts in the Midlands Mental Health Services are non-specialist consultants, while South Tipperary General Hospital saw an increase in non-specialised consultants up from nine to ten in the last year.
Last year the President of the High Court referred to it as a scandalous practice and hoped that the HSE and Department would act to bring a speedy end to the situation.
Deputy Donnelly says it’s the same as someone passing out of Templemore Training College, working as a Garda for two years and then suddenly being made a Chief Superintendent without any of the stages in between. But he says in the case of hospitals it’s a matter of Patient’s well-being.
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