Healthpoint Kicks off Apprenticeship Training Program in Partnership with The Fatima College for Health Sciences
Healthpoint, the leading multi-speciality hospital in Abu Dhabi and part of Mubadala's network of first-rate doctor, today sealed a strategic partnership for effective collaboration with the Fatima College of Health Sciences (FCHS), a subsidiary of the Institute of Applied Modern Technology. The partnership introduces an apprenticeship training program for medical students.
Powered by Healthpoint, the program offers to fulfill the United Arab Emirates' growing demand for skilled healthcare professionals and falls within Healthpoint's continual initiatives to give outstanding and customized healthcare to resolve the requirements of the community.
The arrangement, signed by His Excellency Dr Ahmad Abdulmanan Alawar, Managing Director of Institute of Applied Modern Technology and Dr Jose Lopez, Chief Executive Officer at Healthpoint, has actually been developed to satisfy the sensible training demands of pupils throughout their academic year.
Students that have actually been opted to commence a 4-week clinical placement training to boost their knowledge in their particular areas in four clinical divisions; radiology, physiotherapy, nursing and pharmacy. They will get the opportunity to observe and assist Healthpoint physicians and specialists who will certainly mentor them throughout their time at Healthpoint.
Talking about the partnership, HE Dr. Ahmad Abdulmanan Alawar specified: "We are thrilled to partner with Healthpoint in this instruction program. This chance will certainly provide our students hands-on direct exposure as they get ready for clinical occupations and brings us even closer to our vision of preparing trainees for job and community success."
Pupils will certainly gain from a sponsorship chance on the basis of favorable performance examination by both the hospital and the faculty. A door is additionally open for potential employment at Healthpoint subject to the student successfully graduating.
" We understand the relevance of workforce development and see this program as an
possibility to give a job path pipe for our community's youth, said Dr Jose Lopez, Ceo at Healthpoint on this occasion. "At Healthpoint, our company believe that the growth of our future labor force is fundamental to offer the community. The instruction program is simply one way in which we are utilizing our resources to guarantee we are giving high quality care and education to patients and communities," he added.
