Medical Officers Association expresses concern over inter-directorate counselling
The Tamil Nadu Medical Officers Association has protested against the state's inter-directorate transfer process, citing a lack of transparency and fairness. They are demanding a cancellation of the current counselling cycle until seniority lists are properly published.
Why it matters
This highlights administrative friction within public health systems that affects the morale and career progression of government doctors.
The Tamil Nadu Medical Officers Association (TNMOA) flagged serious concerns over the conduct of inter-directorate counselling for transfers from the Directorate of Medical and Rural Health Services (DMS) and Directorate of Public Health and Preventive Medicine (DPH) to the Directorate of Medical Education (DME), alleging that the process disregarded “long-established principles of seniority, transparency, and fairness”.
The article reports on the grievances of a professional association while maintaining a neutral tone.
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