Dubai Health Authority Launches Summer Training Program for Students
The program aims to enhance students' skills and prepare them for future careers in the healthcare sector.
The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has announced the opening of registration for its summer training program targeted at high school and university students.
The initiative is designed to enhance students' educational capabilities and refine their skills, while also helping them identify potential career paths.
This program reflects the DHA's commitment to its community role by providing a practical educational environment that prepares students to acquire essential skills for engaging effectively in the healthcare sector, thereby contributing to its development and sustainability.
Noura Al Madfa, Director of Human Resources at the DHA, emphasized the importance of this program, which offers students a firsthand experience of the institutional work within the healthcare sector.
Participants will engage in a variety of tasks under the supervision of specialized work teams, aiding in their capability development and enriching their practical experiences by linking theoretical knowledge with real-world applications.
The summer training program will run from July 7 to August 1 and aligns with Dubai's initiatives to empower youth and invest in their potentials.
It aims to enhance their active participation in supporting sustainable development, highlighting the program as a notable initiative to bridge theoretical aspects with practical applications.
The initiative is designed to enhance students' educational capabilities and refine their skills, while also helping them identify potential career paths.
This program reflects the DHA's commitment to its community role by providing a practical educational environment that prepares students to acquire essential skills for engaging effectively in the healthcare sector, thereby contributing to its development and sustainability.
Noura Al Madfa, Director of Human Resources at the DHA, emphasized the importance of this program, which offers students a firsthand experience of the institutional work within the healthcare sector.
Participants will engage in a variety of tasks under the supervision of specialized work teams, aiding in their capability development and enriching their practical experiences by linking theoretical knowledge with real-world applications.
The summer training program will run from July 7 to August 1 and aligns with Dubai's initiatives to empower youth and invest in their potentials.
It aims to enhance their active participation in supporting sustainable development, highlighting the program as a notable initiative to bridge theoretical aspects with practical applications.
