David Rath, a doctor and former governor of Central Bohemia who was convicted of corruption, has taken over as head of the Prague prison hospital in Prague, the HN.cz website reported. The hospital serves both inmates and prison staff. Rath also worked as a doctor in prison hospitals during his sentence.
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Rath says he was asked to cooperate by the leadership of the Czech Republic’s Ministry of Justice’s Health Facilities Organization, which was established last year. Photo: Radek Kedroň | Source: CTK
Vladimir Chepka, a spokesman for the Ministry of Justice, told Server that Rath has been officially working in his new capacity since April of this year. “He is empowered to deputize for this post, the selection process is yet to be announced,” he said. Rath did not hold the chair of any of the five hospital departments, but According to the Hospodářské noviny website He is the head of the entire hospital.
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Marketa Korinkova, Director of Bunkerk Prison Hospital, said that Rath has worked in the prison environment for a long time and is therefore a great asset to the entire facility as head of the hospital. He declined to answer additional questions from journalists about his tenure and how the former politician and prisoner got into it.
Rath was approached by the director
Rath says he was asked for his cooperation by the Czech Republic’s Ministry of Justice’s Health Facilities Management, which was established last year. “Due to my work at the hospital, the director approached me to see if I would be willing to participate in specialist and coordination work in addition to direct treatment,” the former governor said.
He said that he continues to serve locally and helps coordinate the activities of individual principals, participates in processing various medical opinions and prepares documents for further development of hospitals and clinics.
In May 2012, Rath was arrested by the police after he kept a liquor box with $7 million in bribes. The courts later found the doctor guilty of corruption and sentenced him to eight years in prison.
He is now free after serving half of his sentence due to parole. 13 million crowns were part of the fine judgment. A list of last November’s news SaidRath has already paid the fine.
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