Prime Minister Edi Rama and the Minister of Health and Social Protection Ogerta Manastirliu on Monday inspected the facility built in line with the highest standards.

In his remarks, the Premier briefly commented on the newly-graduated physicians, who have been already hired to work at the new hospital under a specific system designed to employ young doctors after completing their specialization degree.

“Today, while inspecting the new hospital venues, I noticed a group of young physicians, who have already joined the Kurbin hospital personnel to provide their contribution and deliver quality health care after graduating with excellent grades. I am emphasizing this because we often happen to hear claims that Albania’s health system is battling shortages in staffing, because doctors and nurses are leaving the country. I am very pleased to underline that we face no shortages in this hospital,” Rama said.

The government head acknowledged “it is undeniable that a certain number of young nurses and doctors may leave the country and it is their right to test themselves elsewhere, but we have set up a system to ensure reasonable distribution of young human resources upon completing the specializing degree programs.”

The Premier invited experienced and young doctors and nurses to work together and deliver best quality care services to local community and make residents feel good the way they are admitted to the hospital and provide best treatment to them.

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