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Dentists' Chair advises parents on career choices
The article discusses the proposals of the President of the Dental Association, Dr. Ihab Hikal, to reduce the number of students admitted to dental schools, including suspending the establishment of new faculties and transferring students from dental colleges to general medical fields to meet actual demand. The association also recommends increasing tuition fees in the private sector and expanding postgraduate programs, with a focus on selecting top-performing students to transition into medicine. It emphasizes the importance of dental graduates being able to practice immediately upon graduation and warns against relying on specialties that may not align with the job market. There is a cautionary note that those who bestow the title "Doctor" on their children might end up working in call centers if they do not make the right choices in the future. Additionally, the article calls for coordinating student acceptance numbers with the operational capacity of the Ministry of Health to meet employment demand and curb the surplus of physicians in the market.
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