Naga Hospital Authority Kohima (NHAK) organized graduation day ceremony at DPT conference hall for the 26 nurses of School of Nursing NHAK, who had completed their course and attained graduation November last.
Principal director of Health and Family Welfare, Dr. L. Watikala in her address congratulated the students saying that inspite of the poor infrastructure the students have succeeded in graduating.
Watikala said nursing was a job oriented course and asked the students not to look for government job alone but to venture in a bigger way.
She told them to respect their uniforms just as the profession was respectable and noble.
PD said love, compassionate, psychological treatment and smile were some keys elements to treat the patients and urged to keep up their pledge and to know their responsibilities as poor and needy people awaited them.
Medical superintendent, Dr. Thorse advised them to dream big saying graduation was a gateway to new life and responsibilities. MS said nurse profession has become so lucrative and asked to look beyond the horizon keeping in mind that the world has become “Survival of the fittest”.
Out of 26 students, two emerged in first division, 22 in second division and two in third position.
Officials of NHAK, H&FW, parents of the graduating students and others attended the graduation ceremony.
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