NEWJERSEY: Care Point Health’s annual graduation program 2024 was held in the local hall of New Jersey. A large number of graduating students, heads of various faculties, doctors, paramedics and nursing staff participated in the annual event.
CPH’s managed Christ hospital, Bayonne medical center and Hoboken university medical center are prominent in the field of medicine.
GMC Department Manager Saba Nazir hosted the event, introduced the guests and welcomed them. Saba Nazir introduced Dr. Zubair, who was serving as chief hospital executive and associate program director at Bayonne medical center.
Addressing participants, Dr. Zubair congratulated all the graduates and wished them all the best for their bright future.
He also thanked all the faculty members and doctors for their cooperation and support to ensure holding of the event.
He said that the situation has changed a lot during and after the Covid-19 pandemic and in the next ten years, there will be a shortage of doctors in medical science.
He said that it is the responsibility of all of us to carry out our professional responsibilities as much as possible.
Special guest of the event, CEO Dr. Jawad Shah highlighted various experiences of his life and said that it is responsibility of the doctors to not let down the trust of patient and attendants.
Jawad Shah said that young doctors will get many opportunities to advance and progress in their professional life but advised them not to take any step which is against medical ethics.
Event host Saba Nazir introduced the program director of family medicine residence at Christ hospital and director of medical education at Bayonne medical center Dr.Tsompanidis and paid tribute to Dr. Tsompanidis for his medical services.
On this occasion, Dr. Sampanidis addressed the participants and shed light on his academic career and shared various experiences.
Dr. Jawad Shah acknowledged the services of head of departments and program directors of various faculties including general surgery, gastroenterology and Internal medicine at CPH’s managed Christ hospital, Bayonne medical center and Hoboken university medical center and gave them certificates of appreciation. Later, Dr. Zubair presented a bouquet to Dr. Jawad Shah.
Experts from various fields in the world of medical science also addressed the participants in the annual graduation program of Care Point Health.
The speakers shed light on the problems and challenges faced by the health sector.
The health experts urged the youth to understand the importance of health profession, remember their responsibilities and never compromise in the performance of their duties.
The children of immigrants from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Palestine and other countries expressed their happiness when were distributed certificates on completion of their graduation.
The graduation ceremony was a resounding success, marking a pivotal moment for the young physicians as they embark on their professional journeys. CarePoint Health hospital system, proudly presented the certificates to the graduates, acknowledging their hard work, dedication, and potential to shape the future of medicine. The event was not only a celebration of their achievements but also a testament to the hospital system’s ongoing investment in fostering the next generation of medical professionals.
