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Lydia Komugisha, the Ishaka Adventist chief Executive Director of Ishaka Adventist Hospital asked the graduates to be good ambassadors of the institution
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BUSHENYI – Dr. Andrew Mutero, Director of Education for the East-Central Africa Division (ECD) of the Seventh-day Adventists, has urged graduates to excel as health professionals in order to seize opportunities in the expanding health sector. Dr. Mutero made this statement yesterday during the 7th graduation ceremony of the Ishaka Adventist School of Allied Sciences, held at the school premises in Ishaka town.
Some of the students that graduated in various disciplines
A total of 292 students graduated with diplomas and certificates in various health disciplines, including Nursing, Midwifery, Pharmacy, Anesthesia, and Laboratory Techniques, among others.
Dr. Iris Mamier from Loma Linda University School of Medicine in California, who officiated the ceremony, encouraged the graduates to approach their work with compassion, emphasizing that this quality would enhance the care and experience of their patients.
Dr Iris Mamier
Lydia Komugisha, the Chief Executive Director of Ishaka Adventist Hospital, also addressed the graduates, urging them to be exemplary ambassadors for the institution as they embark on their careers.
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