Romanian government unblocks nearly 7,000 positions in public healthcare system to ease strike
The Romanian executive unblocked more than 6,850 positions in the public healthcare system through a memorandum published on Tuesday, July 28, amid a general strike in the healthcare system that is still ongoing.
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
· Updated · 3 min read
The Romanian executive unblocked more than 6,850 positions in the public healthcare system through a memorandum published on Tuesday, July 28, amid a general strike in the healthcare system that is still ongoing.
The positions will be distributed as follows: 6,452 positions for hospitals financed from the National Single Health Insurance Fund (FNUASS) and 398 positions for County Ambulance Services (SAJ). Around 2,000 positions overall will go to county capital hospitals to relieve pressure on existing staff.
