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Corfu Health Structures to Receive 21 New Permanent Staff Positions Through ASEP

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Corfu, February 6 – Stefanos Gkikas, Deputy Minister of Shipping and Island Policy and New Democracy MP for Corfu, announced the ASEP 2K/2026 Proclamation, which secures 21 permanent staff positions in crucial specialties for the smooth provision of health services and the service of citizens in the Health Structures of the Regional Unit of Corfu.

Details of the New Positions

The announcement outlines specific positions across various health facilities on Corfu and surrounding islands:

  • General Hospital of Corfu: 2 positions for TE Biomedical Sciences (Medical Laboratories), 2 positions for TE Biomedical Sciences (Radiology-Radiography), 3 positions for TE Midwifery, 1 position for TE Physiotherapy, 2 positions for DE Medical and Biological Laboratory Assistants, 1 position for DE Administrative-Accounting.
  • Agios Markos Health Center: 1 position for TE Biomedical Sciences (Medical Laboratories), 1 position for DE Medical and Biological Laboratory Assistants.
  • Lefkimmi Health Center: 1 position for TE Biomedical Sciences (Medical Laboratories), 1 position for TE Midwifery, 1 position for DE Technical (Construction Works).
  • Paxoi Health Center: 1 position for TE Biomedical Sciences (Medical Laboratories), 1 position for TE Midwifery, 1 position for DE Ambulance Crews, 1 position for DE Medical and Biological Laboratory Assistants.
  • Adult Mental Health Center with Paedagogical Services: 1 position for TE Social Work (Social Workers).

Previous Staffing Efforts

It was highlighted that in the previous year alone, the General Hospital of Corfu saw 6 doctor hirings, 40 nurses, 4 administrative staff, and 1 scientific staff. Additionally, 8 permanent paramedics were hired for the new EKAV Structure in North Corfu.

Statements from Stefanos Gkikas

On the occasion of the announcement, Stefanos Gkikas expressed his gratitude:

“I would like to thank the political leadership of the Ministry of Health, and in particular Minister Mr. Adonis Georgiadis and the competent Deputy Minister Mr. Marios Themistokleous, as well as the Administration of the General Hospital of Corfu, for our fruitful and constructive cooperation and their contribution to the efforts to upgrade the Health Structures of our Regional Unit.”

He further added, “I hope that the positions announced will be filled without problems, contributing to the rapid coverage of needs and the upgrading of the services offered by the Health Structures.”

Impact on Healthcare Services

These new positions are expected to significantly bolster the healthcare infrastructure in Corfu and its surrounding islands, addressing critical staffing needs and improving the quality and accessibility of medical services for residents and visitors alike. The strategic allocation of personnel across various specialties aims to enhance both diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities within the local health system.

Source: https://www.startmediacorfu.gr/stefanos-gkikas-21-nees-theseis-monimou-prosopikou-meso-asep-gia-tis-domes-ygeias-tis-perifereiakis-enotitas-kerkyras/

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