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Sana'a — The Consultancy and Development Center at the University of Science and Technology (UST), in cooperation with the UST Hospital, concluded the specialized training program in Endoscopy Technician, which targeted nursing cadres, within the framework of the Center’s efforts to develop professional competencies and enhance the capabilities of workers in the health sector in accordance with the latest medical practices.
The training program was implemented over five days during the period 11–15 July 2026, organized by the Human Resources Administration at the Hospital, and with the support of the Skills Development Fund. It included specialized theoretical modules presented by Dr. Mukhtar Al-Sharjabi, Senior Consultant of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Endoscopy, and Head of the Department at the Hospital, addressing the fundamentals of work in the field of endoscopy and the mechanisms of dealing with various medical cases, with the announcement of the orientation toward implementing a practical applied program in coordination with the Department’s staff to translate theoretical knowledge into field skills.
During the closing ceremony, the Medical Director of the Hospital, Dr. Mu'tasim Al-Imad, affirmed the importance of continuing to implement qualitative training programs that contribute to raising the efficiency of health cadres and improving the quality of services provided to patients.
The Director of the Human Resources Administration, Mr. Mohammed Al-Harbi, and the Director of the Nursing Administration, Mr. Abdo Taha, also explained that investing in the training and qualification of nursing cadres is one of the fundamental pillars for elevating professional performance and consolidating the culture of learning and continuous development within the health system.
For her part, the Director of the Consultancy and Development Center at UST, Ms. Mona Al-Arwali, affirmed that the Center continues to expand its partnerships with various health and academic institutions to provide qualitative training programs that meet the actual needs of medical cadres and contribute to developing their skills in line with scientific and professional developments.
At the conclusion of the program, the participating nursing cadres were honored and participation certificates were distributed, in appreciation of their commitment and keenness to develop their professional capabilities, in the presence of a number of administrative and academic leaders, including Mr. Majed Al-Sheikh, Director of the Quality Administration at the Hospital; Mr. Mohammed Al-Harbi, Director of the Human Resources Administration; Mr. Abdo Taha, Director of the Nursing Administration; Ms. Fatima Al-Sakbi, Officer of Education and Training at the Hospital; Dr. Abdul Latif Ghallab, Director of the Training Administration at the Hospital; Ms. Mona Al-Arwali, Director of the Consultancy and Development Center; and Mr. Mohammed Mashni, Director of the Centers at the University of Science and Technology.