During the day, the head of the health portfolio, <a href="https://www.world-today-news.com/from-may-9-to-13-the-sanitary-trailers-will-be-in-trancas-ministry-of-public-health-of-tucuman/" title="From May 9 to 13, the sanitary trailers will be in Trancas – Ministry of Public Health of Tucumán“>Dr. Luis Medina Ruiz, toured the facilities and gave a talk for students in their final year of their degree about the residences and interactions with the different educational institutions.
Medina Ruiz thanked the rector of the University, Dr. Francisco López Cruz, and Dr. Carolina Aymat Rodríguez, dean of Health Sciences, for their willingness to invite him to have this interaction with future colleagues.
“It is very enriching, since everything that one experienced throughout one’s career, the experiences, and today as a minister, what one intends is for it to serve future generations. We have a lot of hope, since we saw the colleagues who are going to be working for our province with a lot of vocation and training,” the official noted.
On the occasion, the minister indicated that it fills him with pride and tranquility that this University is located in Tucumán, because future doctors are being trained. “Just as we had the opportunity to train, they also need to train in our health centers and we have an opening because we know that they do it with great responsibility,” he highlighted.
On the occasion, the dean of Health Sciences commented that the minister’s visit represented a privilege for the University: “The students will forever remember the experience of having shared with the minister, who so generously came and told them about his experience.” professional leaving his profession as a minister to be Dr. Medina Ruiz.”
Aymat said that the Faculty works on training professionals from different fields. Medicine is the youngest course and they will soon have a course in kinesiology and physiatry, which opens next year. The mother’s degree is a degree in psychology, they also have a degree in nutrition, occupational therapy, diagnostic imaging and health-oriented gastronomy. “That is, we set up health teams, beyond professionals from different disciplines,” he expressed, while indicating that the students who participated in the talk are sixth-year students of the medical school, who at the end of the year take its end.
Meanwhile, the rector of UNSTA stated that this talk with the minister is an opportunity for the students so that they can receive the presentation of what the provincial residences in the hospitals will be. “The students have the opportunity, at this time, to have direct contact with those who run the residences. The minister told them many tips about things that are important for a doctor in a frank and close dialogue, for which we are very grateful,” he highlighted.
Bruno Alba, a final year medical student at UNSTA, commented that regardless of the prestige and esteem that the minister may have in his position, he is a person who has 30 years of experience practicing medicine. “He gave us very wise advice with phrases and wishes, in my opinion the focus he gave us in the talk seemed important. Today, shortly after receiving my degree, I believe that the fundamental premise for medicine is respect for the patient and understanding that it is a whole, not just a pathology, but that there are many things that affect it,” he concluded.
