A graduate of the Faculty of Medicine enjoys multiple abilities and skills that enable him to work in various fields. These are some of the most important abilities he/she acquires:
- deep medical knowledge
- Familiarity with anatomy, pharmacology, pathology, internal medicine, surgery, and other medical specialties.
- The ability to diagnose diseases based on symptoms and tests.
- The ability to interact with patients
- Essential communication skills needed when interacting with patients: Listening effectively, understanding their complaints and explaining diagnosis and treatment clearly
- Ability to take quick decisions
- Especially in emergency situations that require immediate intervention.
- Time management and work pressures
- “Working long hours under significant pressure requires time management and the ability to handle stress.”
- “Working long hours under significant pressure requires time management and the ability to handle stress.”
- following scientific and medical developments by reading recent studies and attending medical conferences.
- Teamwork
- Working with a medical team that consists of other doctors, nurses, and pharmacists.
job opportunities
- General Practitioner: He can work as a general physician in hospitals or health centres.
- Medical specialty: He/she can specialise in specific fields such as surgery, paediatrics, internal medicine, and others.
- Academic education and scientific research: He/she can work as a university professor or medical researcher.
- Health administration: He/ she can work in the administration of hospitals or health institutions.
All of these competencies make a graduate of the Faculty of Medicine able to significantly influence the field of health care and improve the quality of life for patients