In Ukraine, medical workers providing emergency and specialized medical care in the front-line territories and in the war zone will increase the minimum wage. The corresponding resolution was adopted by the government. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Health.

The Ministry of Health noted that we are talking about establishing a new salary level for doctors, pharmacists, rehabilitation specialists, nurses and junior medical workers working in dangerous conditions near the front line.

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The decision of the decree applies to medical workers of health institutions who have a contract with the National Health Service. The Ministry of Health noted that the decision will be valid until the end of 2023.

Minister of Health Viktor Lyashko stressed that with this decision the government took another step towards maintaining human resources in the front-line territories and in the zone of active hostilities. After all, doctors who perform their duties in dangerous working conditions with a constant risk to life and health should be provided with decent wages..

What is the minimum wage set for doctors and areas of active hostilities.

According to the order of the Ministry of Reintegration, in the territories of active hostilities, wages are set at a level of at least:.

UAH 28,000 - for doctors, pharmacists, healthcare professionals and professionals with higher non-medical education in healthcare;

UAH 18,000 - for nurses and nurses;

UAH 9,000 - for junior medical workers.

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What is the minimum wage for doctors in the front-line territories?.

In the territories of possible hostilities (front-line territories), according to the order of the Ministry of Reintegration, wages are set at a level of at least:.

UAH 23,000 - for doctors, pharmacists, healthcare professionals and professionals with higher non-medical education in healthcare;

UAH 15,500 - for nurses and nurses;

UAH 8,000 - for junior medical workers.

Earlier we wrote how doctors can confirm the right to a preferential pension.