Internship lesson: Nursing Department
In a groundbreaking collaboration with Erbil International Hospital, second-year nursing students are now benefitting from an enriching internship program designed to provide them with real-world experience. The program is coordinated by the esteemed Clinical Supervisor of Students, Ms. Shadan Shukr, who brings her expertise and guidance to the aspiring healthcare professionals.
Under the mentorship of Ms. Shukr, the internship practical lessons are tailored to equip nursing students with essential skills and knowledge required to thrive in their profession. The initiative comes as part of Erbil International Hospital's commitment to nurturing the next generation of medical practitioners and strengthening the healthcare sector in the region.
The internship program offers an immersive learning experience, allowing students to work closely with experienced healthcare professionals in various departments of the hospital. Through hands-on training, participants gain invaluable insights into patient care, clinical procedures, and medical ethics, all while honing their communication and teamwork skills.
"Providing nursing students with the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in a real hospital setting is a crucial step in their educational journey. Our aim is to instill confidence and competence in our students, preparing them to deliver high-quality care in any medical setting," said Ms. Shadan Shukr, Clinical Supervisor of Students at Erbil International Hospital.
The management of Erbil International Hospital expressed their enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating that investing in the education and training of future healthcare professionals is a priority for the hospital.
The nursing students themselves have expressed gratitude for the opportunity, acknowledging the unique learning experience the internship provides. "Working in a hospital environment has been an eye-opening experience. We are constantly learning from our supervisors and are grateful for their mentorship," said one of the participating students.
As the internship program progresses, the students are expected to gain more confidence in their abilities, enabling them to take on more responsibilities and contribute effectively to patient care under supervision.
Erbil International Hospital's collaboration with the second-year nursing students marks a significant milestone in the region's healthcare education landscape, and it is anticipated that the program's success will inspire other institutions to engage in similar initiatives.