Profmed’s “finDR” campaign, by Retroviral and Faith & Fear, established a platform connecting unemployed doctors with medical facilities.
South Africa has one doctor for every 3,000 patients, according to South African medical aid provider Profmed.
At the same time, more than 1,800 qualified medical professional graduates are unemployed, creating a paradox: Hospitals and other healthcare facilities need help, but young doctors are struggling to get placed.
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