Comptroller Detects that Two Medical Interns Worked Less than Six Months in Six Years
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According to the audit carried out, both professionals made trips abroad and developed work activities in public and private institutions while on medical rest.
Two medical specialists, who received grants funded from public resources, remained on medical leave for more than 90 per cent of the period in which they were required to work in the public health network in order to fulfil their obligation to pay the State. This was established by an audit of the Regional Biobío Comptroller's Office to the Arauco Health Service (SSA), which found that both professionals, beneficiaries of grants specializing in…
Arauco Health Service: CGR Detects that Two Medical Interns Worked Less than Six Months in Six Years
The audit found that two doctors remained on medical leave for more than 90 per cent of the period, travelling abroad and carrying out work activities while at rest. The records were sent to the Suseso and the Public Prosecutor ' s Office. Two medical specialists who received scholarships funded from public resources remained on medical leave for more than 90 per cent of the period in which they were required to work on the public health network…
Audit found that two doctors remained on medical leave more than 90 per cent of the period, travelling abroad and developing work activities while at rest.
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