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Doctors' association urges Telangana to finalize recruitment of 931 TVVP specialists

Healthcare Reforms Doctors Association is pressing Telangana government to speed up hiring for 931 vacant Civil Assistant Surgeon roles at Telangana Vaidya Vidhana Parishad. Recruitment delays have led to financial strain and career stagnation for thousands of qualified doctors, adversely affecting public healthcare services throughout the state.

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Jul 6, 2026 · 1 min read · 4 views
Doctors' association urges Telangana to finalize recruitment of 931 TVVP specialists

Key Takeaways

  • The HRDA urged the Telangana government to fill 931 vacant Civil Assistant Surgeon positions that have been unfilled for nearly a year.
  • Recruitment for 1,623 specialist roles began in August 2025, but only 692 have been appointed as of April 7.
  • Health Secretary Christina Z. Chongthu received a formal appeal from HRDA highlighting the urgent need for recruitment.
  • The HRDA warned that ongoing vacancies are compromising secondary healthcare services across Telangana.
  • Prolonged delays in recruitment have led to financial strain and mental stress for thousands of postgraduate specialists.

Worry grows over long-standing vacancies in Civil Assistant Surgeon (Specialist) roles — 931 spots still open in state healthcare. Healthcare Reforms Doctors Association (HRDA) demands swift action to tackle what they see as serious hiring delays.

Recent appeal to Health Secretary highlighted recruitment started two years ago for 1,623 specialist roles, but progress drags. Some got appointment letters earlier this year . Many still await certificate verification,stalling rest.

HRDA warns these delays bring financial strain and emotional stress for many postgraduate specialists still outside government roles . Long waits can demoralize new doctors, eroding trust in hiring.

And HRDA says vacancies in key posts hurt public healthcare quality. Shortage stretches current staff thin,increasing patient wait times,worsening secondary healthcare,while qualified people stand by…

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