Pacific State Medical University graduates 55th cohort of preventive medicine specialists

Pacific State Medical University recently celebrated the graduation of its 55th cohort of preventive medicine specialists. The ceremony brought together leaders from Rospotrebnadzor, regional healthcare experts, and university faculty. Rector Kirill Stegniy delivered a speech to mark the occasion. During his address, Stegniy emphasised the strategic importance of the graduates’ training in preventive medicine. He described their role as vital in preventing disease and protecting public health.

The rector highlighted the students’ expertise in key areas such as epidemiology, hygiene, toxicology, and healthcare management. He also called on them to take a stand against any breaches of sanitary standards.

Stegniy expressed his gratitude to the parents and educators present. He assured the new specialists that the university would continue to support them, offering consultations and future collaboration opportunities. The graduation marked the completion of training for a new group of specialists in preventive medicine. Their skills in epidemiology and hygiene are set to contribute to public health efforts. The university remains committed to assisting its alumni in their professional journeys.