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Medical Assistant
Medicine
About This Course
Preparing and qualifying general physician assistants who join the department, in accordance with ethical standards, knowledge, quality and skills to adapt to a changing health care environment to enable the graduate to work in all branches of the health field.
- Ethical Conduct and Honesty: The student should adhere to professional ethics and act with integrity in all their endeavors.
- Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention: The student should be able to diagnose and treat illnesses within the scope of their knowledge and abilities. They should also work to prevent respiratory, endemic, and malnutrition-related diseases, as well as other health issues affecting individuals and communities.
- Comprehensive Healthcare Services: The student should provide preventive and curative healthcare services within their workplace and according to their qualifications, always adhering to the professional practice law.
- Improving Public Health: The student should contribute to improving public health by recognizing health problems and addressing them in collaboration with relevant organizations.
- Health Promotion: The student should promote health awareness at both the individual and community levels.
- Disease Prevention: The student should take necessary measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases within the community.
- Maternal and Child Health: The student should actively participate in maternal and child healthcare, as well as family planning.
- Emergency Response: The student should be able to handle emergencies, provide first aid, and treat patients in hospitals, clinics, and health units.
- Program Development and Management: The student should participate in developing national health programs and effectively manage available human and material resources.
- Research and Reporting: The student should prepare scientific reports on the health situation, develop research proposals, and implement them.
Medical Assistant
Medicine
- Ethical Conduct and Honesty: The student should adhere to professional ethics and act with integrity in all their endeavors.
- Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention: The student should be able to diagnose and treat illnesses within the scope of their knowledge and abilities. They should also work to prevent respiratory, endemic, and malnutrition-related diseases, as well as other health issues affecting individuals and communities.
- Comprehensive Healthcare Services: The student should provide preventive and curative healthcare services within their workplace and according to their qualifications, always adhering to the professional practice law.
- Improving Public Health: The student should contribute to improving public health by recognizing health problems and addressing them in collaboration with relevant organizations.
- Health Promotion: The student should promote health awareness at both the individual and community levels.
- Disease Prevention: The student should take necessary measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases within the community.
- Maternal and Child Health: The student should actively participate in maternal and child healthcare, as well as family planning.
- Emergency Response: The student should be able to handle emergencies, provide first aid, and treat patients in hospitals, clinics, and health units.
- Program Development and Management: The student should participate in developing national health programs and effectively manage available human and material resources.
- Research and Reporting: The student should prepare scientific reports on the health situation, develop research proposals, and implement them.
About this program
Preparing and qualifying general physician assistants who join the department, in accordance with ethical standards, knowledge, quality and skills to adapt to a changing health care environment to enable the graduate to work in all branches of the health field.
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