Simferopol district hospital replenished with 31 young specialists
In Simferopol Central District Clinical Hospital (CRCB) came 18 doctors and 13 specialists with secondary medical education n

In Simferopol Central District Clinical Hospital (CRCB) came 18 doctors and 13 specialists with secondary medical education. This was reported in the press service of the Ministry of Health of Russia.
Among the new doctors are therapists, neurologists, pediatricians, oncologists, surgeons, psychiatrists, radiologists, ophthalmologists and dentists. The nurses are represented by seven nurses, four paramedics and two midwives.
Young specialists were distributed to district and district hospitals, medical outpatient clinics and paramedic and obstetric centers operating on the basis of the CRCB. This should increase the availability of medical care for residents of Simferopol district, including residents of rural settlements.
All new employees participate in the mentoring program. Experienced colleagues help them adapt in the workplace, master practical skills and get involved in the work of units.
Recall that from March 1, 2026 in Russia there is a law fixing mentoring for graduates of medical universities and colleges. According to the Minister of Health of the Republic Alexei Natarov, since the beginning of the law, 264 young specialists have been admitted to the medical organization of Crimea, including 62 doctors and 202 specialists with secondary medical education.
The region has a register of 99 mentors who have undergone special training. The personnel deficit is partially closed due to targeted training.
In 2026, 334 medical students concluded targeted contracts with the Ministry of Health of the Crimea: 145 people entered universities under specialty programs, 66 – in residency, another 123 – in medical colleges. Graduates are required to work in the chosen medical institution for three years.
To attract specialists to the countryside, support measures are in place: doctors in settlements with a population of up to 50,000 people are paid up to 50,000 rubles per month, average medical personnel - up to 30,000 rubles, also compensate for the cost of renting housing or mortgages, paying for utilities and providing land plots.



