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Law Sets Rules for Retired Doctor Contracts
Law No. 184 of 2020 issued an amendment to the Medical Professionals Affairs Law, which includes regulations regarding the terms and procedures for contracting with doctors and healthcare professionals after reaching the retirement age. The law stipulates that the competent authorities, such as the Ministry of Health or Higher Education, may renew the contracts of doctors whose service has ended until the age of 65, for a renewable period of one year up to five years in exceptional cases, provided that this does not violate the maximum income limits and with the approval of the relevant authorities. Additionally, in urgent cases and by a decision of the Council of Ministers, it is permissible to extend doctors’ service for an additional two years, as needed, with their social security rights preserved upon reaching old age. This includes entitlement to salaries and suspension of insurance contributions. The provisions aim to ensure the continuity of healthcare services in emergency situations while regulating employees’ rights after retirement.
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