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Apr 26, 2015 News
Twenty-one Nursing Assistants and 30 Professional Nurses have been inducted for training at the Kingston Nursing School Annex. They are currently undergoing orientation and are set to begin training early next month.
This is the 126th batch of Professional Nurses and the 69th batch of Nursing Assistants to have been enlisted for training.
Tiffany Scott, one in the batch of Professional Nurses, said that it was a great opportunity for her. “I am very young, and I think I should learn more. I plan to get a degree in nursing.”
Adrian Kemo Canjis noted that the environment is pleasant. “I am not planning to stick at just a professional nurse; I plan to go on. The sister advised me, midwifery, then maybe a diploma and then a degree.”
Dionne Pompei noted that “it’s a lovely profession for anyone to pick up and afterward I hopefully will have to serve my country.” She added that she will also further her education, perhaps get a diploma then continue to climb higher.
Jermaine Levi felt honoured. “It’s an honour to be selected by the government and my country to do something so important and I think my fellow batch mates would agree. After training I would like to upgrade and study medicine.”
Latisha Bailey is yet another student who felt happy for the opportunity to become a nurse and would continue in the midwifery programme and then go on to the University of Guyana to obtain a degree in nursing.
Naomi Singh was happy and thanked the Ministry of Health and the government for allowing her the opportunity at the Nursing School. She plans to pursue studies for a PHD.
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