If NMC doesn’t want Indian students to go outside and study medicine, they should ban it officially.
What pleasure do they get in harassing the FMG students.
2 year internship is already one of the silliest decision and now this 2-3 years? What purpose does it solve?
Totally Dictatorship!
Studying abroad is already a significant challenge for #FMG students. Adding 2-3 years of extra internship undermines the purpose of the FMG Exam.
This situation of covid should be looked at with compassion for children studying abroad
#withdraw_notice_nmc
राष्ट्रीय चिकित्सा आयोग @NMC_IND के नए फरमान ने बढ़ाई विदेशी मेडिकल कॉलेजों से एमबीबीएस पा�� कर आए भारतीय डॉक्टर्स #FMG की मुसीबत! भेदभाव भरा इम्तिहान पास करने के बाद अब दो साल इंटर्नशिप करनी होगी। पहले साल भर की थी। नई सरकार भी देखे इस मुद्दे को! @MoHFW_INDIA #FMGIFU
Please do everything possible-we need all the help we can get.Even the smallest contribution will make a significant difference.Take every action within your power;we need every effort we can muster.Don't ignore this issue or resign yourself to it as fate-it's not.
@NMC_IND (1/4)
Honorable sir, @narendramodi ji, at this time the future of #FMGs is towards 2-3 years of internship with one order of yours, the decision taken by @NMC_IND for us FMGs will change, so its a humble request that pls give your support in saving our future.
#withdraw_nmc_notice
@official_aimsa stands with FMGs!These students have cleared FMGE and are doing one year of Internship which adequate’s their knowledge,skills and are eligible to practice according to the NMC Guidelines
Provisions to verify the compensation letter will definitely sort this issue
This order is just like a punishment for FMGs!
Three years of internship for FMG students
For 10 years they will be just doing MBBS degree.
That's totally unacceptable.
#withdraw_notice_nmc#FMGs
It is funny to see @NMC_IND speaking about the safety of public health.
It is funny to see how DrArunaVVanikar remembers about public health safety only in cases of FMGs and MScMedicine Postgraduates.
What happened to Public health safety
1. When there were colleges whose recognition was cancelled for want of minimum requirements and MBBS students graduated from such colleges
2. When the minimum percentage of marks required to pass in university examination is reduced from 50 to 40
3. When the qualifying marks in NEETPG2023 is reduced to ZeroPercentile
4. When NMC instantaneously withdrawn the gazette on Generic medicines prescription
5. When almost all the medical colleges in the Nation are having severe faculty deficiencies and especially in Pre and Para clinical departments
6. When insufficiently trained IMGs are being graduated in the country
7. When undeserving IMGs are allowed to pursue Post graduation and allowed to practice medicine
8. When the duty doctors were performing duties for a continuous period of more than 24 hours.
9. When there is no such regulation in certain states (such as Maharashtra) for nursing staff in Nursing homes to be registered with Nursing council
10. When BAMS/ BHMS graduates are being employed as duty doctors and also in ICUs in many of the pvt hospitals across the country
11. When there were scams such as in NEETUG2024
And many more
🔔The #FMG movement! 🔔
Better, bigger and bolder❗️
Huge numbers gathering just outside @NMC_IND office.
🚨 In this sweltering heat.
>Risking heat exhaustion & stroke
>Risking embarrassment
>Risking their future
>Risking their career
>Risking their parents’ hard earned money
>Risking being made to feel “out of system”
>Risking finances which they are NEVER PAID
One community, being made a Guinea pig of erroneous policy making.
Until when?
Requesting officials at #NMC to have a dialogue with them, patiently. Resolve their concerns more amicably.
There are many helpful ears in the NMC, hopefully wisdom will take precedence here.
@narendramodi ji, please take up medical students in your agenda.
They need you now, more than ever.
@PMOIndia@mansukhmandviya@OfficeOf_MM@MoHFW_INDIA@ANI@PTI_News
Call for Genuine Dialogue with Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs)
We are deeply concerned by the recent actions of the National Medical Commission @NMC_IND regarding the new policies affecting Foreign Medical Graduates #FMGs . Despite multiple attempts by #FMGs to engage in constructive dialogue about these policies, the doors have been closed to them, leaving many feeling unheard and marginalized.
Key Issues Highlighted:
1.Lack of Engagement with FMGs:
•When FMGs approached the NMC to discuss the recent circulars impacting their education and career pathways, they were met with a closed door. This lack of openness contradicts the NMC’s stated commitment to inclusivity and transparency.
•On other occasions, the NMC has publicly invited dialogue with medical professionals on various issues. The exclusion of FMGs from such conversations suggests a discrepancy in how different members of the medical community are treated.
2.The Need for Authentic Communication:
•Effective policymaking requires genuine engagement with all stakeholders. FMGs, who represent a significant portion of the medical workforce, deserve to have their voices heard and their concerns addressed in a fair and transparent manner.
•The perception that the NMC is avoiding meaningful dialogue with FMGs undermines trust and suggests a lack of willingness to address the real challenges faced by these dedicated professionals.
Our Stance:
We at @udfaindia believe that a body like the NMC, which is designed to represent and listen to the medical community, must be open to all its members. Ignoring or sidelining any group is counterproductive and contrary to the principles of equality and fairness.
Why This Matters:
•Equity and Representation: All medical professionals, regardless of where they received their education, should have the opportunity to engage with regulatory bodies and influence policies that affect their careers and lives.
•Transparency and Trust: For the NMC to maintain its credibility and legitimacy, it must foster an environment of openness and responsiveness, especially towards those who are most impacted by its decisions.
•Potential for Unrest: If the NMC continues to act unilaterally without genuine dialogue, it risks alienating a significant portion of the medical community. This could lead to increased discontent and potential protests, which is not in anyone’s interest.
Our Call to Action:
•Open the Doors to Dialogue: We urge the NMC to actively engage with FMGs and their representatives to discuss the implications of recent policies and seek mutually acceptable solutions.
•Demonstrate True Commitment: Show that the commitment to inclusivity and open dialogue is not just for show, but a fundamental principle guiding the NMC’s actions.
•Listen and Represent: The NMC must fulfill its mandate to listen to and represent all members of the medical community, including FMGs who have contributed significantly to healthcare in India.
Let’s Work Together for a Fair and Inclusive Medical Community.
We remain hopeful that the NMC will reconsider its approach and embrace a more inclusive and open stance towards FMGs. It is only through unity and collaboration that we can ensure a just and effective healthcare system for all.
#OpenDialogue #FairTreatment #SupportFMGs #NMCAccountability #FMGS
@NMC_IND@official_afa_@fpjindia@theanilsharda@ravishndtv@KarnHT
Heartening to see so many of our dear #FMG colleagues braving this heat & weather to make themselves heard at @NMC_IND
As always, @FordaIndia stands in complete solidarity with you.
•You’re not alone.
•You’re not forgotten.
Will meet with officials soon.
@FordaIndia@ANI
#SUSPEND_DR_ARUNA#FMGs
Dr.Aruna Vanikar President UG Medical Board has shown consistent discriminatory behavior and misused her power against FMG students This is unacceptable
SUSPEND HER WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT to ensure fair treatment to All
@NMC_IND@MoHFW_INDIA@dhruv_rathee