Cho Min, 30, the daughter of former Justice Minister Cho Kook, applied for an internship at the National Medical Center, but was eliminated. Cho applied for an intern at a medical clinic and had an interview on the 27th, but was not selected as the final candidate announced on the 29th. 16 people took the screening, in which 9 interns were selected. The medical center said, “The proportion of interview scores is 15%, and considering the general basic score, it is difficult to have a great influence on the discomfort.” It will work.”
Cho’s interest in whether he passed the internship is due to the suspicion of illegal admission to medical school. If medical school admission is cancelled, the doctor’s license is also invalid. Mr. Cho is suspected of fraudulent admission to Pusan National University Medical School. In December of last year, his mother, Professor Jeong Gyeong-shim of Dongyang University, was sentenced to four years in prison at the first trial and was imprisoned. At the time, the court judged all charges of corruption in the entrance examination involving Mr. Cho as guilty. The Pusan National University side is in a position that it will handle it in principle after the court’s final judgment is issued, so Mr. Cho maintains a doctor’s license.
Reporter Esther and Hwang Soo-yeon [email protected]
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