In Chechnya and Dagestan the lowest level of employment of graduates of medical specialties

Chechnya and Dagestan demonstrated a low level of employment of graduates who received secondary vocational or higher education in the field of health care. This was reported in the Russian government. 
In general, 66 per cent of graduates and 69 per cent of graduates of higher education were employed in Russia in 2021. The figure was 39 per cent in Chechnya, 32 per cent in Dagestan and 42 per cent in Ingushetia.
Today the total number of vacancies of medical workers, declared on the portal «Work of Russia», from different regions of the country is 78.5 thousand. Of them for applicants with higher education - almost 39 thousand, with secondary professional - 33.6 thousand. vacancies.

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