Medical laboratory officers issue warning to practitioners over free use of licences in SHA facilities

Medical laboratory officers have been urged to stop allowing health facilities to use their professional practice licences for free, with their union demanding compensation for practitioners whose licences are attached to laboratories seeking contracts with the Social Health Authority (SHA). The Kenya National Union of Medical Laboratory Officers (KNUMLO) said practitioners should negotiate…

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