Doctors Syndicate Attorney Rules Out Non-Hospital Med Graduate Registration
The Secretary-General of the Doctors' Syndicate, Gamal Ameira, clarified that the syndicate refuses to register graduates of medical faculties that do not own university hospitals. He emphasized that the law requires the presence of a university hospital overseeing the college within three years of its establishment. He confirmed that all government medical colleges have university hospitals, while only three or four private colleges possess hospitals; the rest lack such facilities. He added that clinical training has become an essential part of the curriculum from the first year, and the syndicate will not accept graduates from colleges that do not provide practical training and hospital experience upon graduation. Ameira pointed out the necessity of rejecting licenses for colleges that have not committed to having hospitals from the outset.
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