He dean of the area of Health sciences of the Technological Institute of Santo Domingo (Intec), Doctor Miguel Robiou, recommended that the authorities carry out an uprising to establish the sector needs and guarantee the presence of doctors in rural areas and Suburban.
Robiou offered these statements to Free newspaper After being consulted on the approaches of the National Association of Young Entrepreneurs (Anje) and del Dominican Medical College (CMD), which have warned about the low employability of doctors Young and the salary stagnation.
He dean He stressed the importance of offering the doctors decent wages that allow them to cover their basic needs “And live with some slack according to their investiture, while they are given Continuous training opportunity“
Also urged to determine the amount of Primary Care Units (UNAP) that exist in the country, in order to calculate the amount of doctors that It requires each one.
Similarly, he recommended improving Admission filters to the Medicine career in the universities of the country.
This responds to what Anje, which indicated that the Medicine career It is one of the four that concentrate the 45 % of the university registrationbut that, despite this, it records lower salary growth.
Doctors without employment
As for what was expressed on Monday by the President of the CMD, Waldo Ariel Suerothat between 15,000 and 20,000 doctors young people are unemployedhe dean He explained that, in the case of Intec95 % of its graduates of medicine get employment.
Although he clarified that “not all doctorsonce graduated, they carry out a medical specialty that entails consultation work in hospitals; Some are inclined to research. “
The data of the most recent graduation of Intec Made in April 2025, they indicate that they were invested 911 studentsof which 25.49 % were health.
Through the Division of Medical Residences, Public Health opened the call for the 100 -place contest, aimed at the specialties of family and community medicine, as well as emergency and disasters. The National Council of Medical Residences reported that the distribution will be 50 places for family medicine and 50 places for the specialty of Emergency and Disasters.
