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Congrats to President elect John Dramani Mahama . The people have spoken.

A workman is worthy of his wages..

Here is the reality....a medical doctor graduates as a general practitioner. To become a specialist who can perform surgeries, manage complex medical cases, or provide advanced care, they must undergo postgraduate training at a teaching hospital or accredited institution. This

Now, here is the problem our colleagues in rural areas face: When a doctor accepts posting to a deprived district, they often become the only doctor for an entire community. In some instances we have just one doctor manning these hospitals. The district heavily depends on them.

The result? They can remain general practitioners for 5, 10, even 15 years while colleagues in urban centers progress to become specialists (this has financial perks as well). They are effectively locked out of career advancement because the system refuses to replace them or

And the irony is When we eventually have a shortage of specialists in this country, the same critics will ask "Why aren't our doctors specializing? Why are we exporting our medical talents?" This is the answer. Because we trapped them in districts with no pathway out. So when I

As for other professionals working in rural areas they equally need good conditions too. But do not use the struggles of others to dismiss the legitimate concerns of doctors. The answer is not to pull everyone down to the lowest common denominator.

The answer is to raise the standard for all. We are demanding a system where rural service is a structured, time-bound, and supported experience not a dead end. When doctors can serve, train, specialize, and return to serve more, every Ghanaian benefits. That is not entitlement.

Apt Submission by our General Scretary

On Doctors and rural postings, the message is clear: proper engagement, not ultimatums. Junior doctors are ready to serve everywhere, but we need enabling environments not threats. Let's have a conversation that values frontline health workers. Share your thoughts with us...

The JDA is pleased to officially introduce our newly appointed Regional Representatives for the 2025-2027 term. These dedicated doctors will carry your concerns from your region to the national level. They are ready to listen. They are ready to serve. Let's Support them🎉🎉

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Our Greater Accra Regional Chapter is cooking and we are ready! Watch this space #jda #GAccrachapter