On behalf of the President of Yarmouk University, the Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Mousa Rababah, inaugurated the Scientific and Career Day and Alumni Gathering at the Faculty of Medicine, held this year under the theme: “The Physician-Researcher: Collaboration, Innovation, Impact.” The event brought together students, graduates, faculty members, and partners from the healthcare sector.
In his opening remarks, Dr. Rababah expressed the university’s pride in the Faculty of Medicine, describing it as a national academic beacon that shapes the future of healthcare in Jordan. He emphasized that the college is not merely an educational institution, but an ongoing success story producing physicians who carry a noble humanitarian mission. He highlighted the importance of scientific research, innovation, and linking theory to clinical practice, especially amid rapid medical advancements and global health challenges. Dr. Rababah also noted that the university continues to progress confidently toward international recognition through its commitment to transparency, excellence, and innovation, supported by its distinguished faculty and students.
For her part, the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dr. Jumana Al-Suleiman, expressed pride in the students and their projects, noting that this scientific day celebrates creativity, critical thinking, and the spirit of exploration. She stressed that scientific research is no longer a luxury but an essential component of a successful medical career.
Dr. Zaidoun Al-Sharman, Director of Princess Rahma Teaching Hospital and representative of partner hospitals, affirmed that the Faculty of Medicine at Yarmouk University continues to distinguish itself with confidence. He stated that the research presented during the event strengthens cooperation between the college and teaching hospitals, helping refine students’ skills and preparing them for excellence and innovation.
Student Yara Kasasbeh delivered a speech on behalf of graduating students, expressing that their capstone projects reflected their passion and aspirations. She emphasized that these projects mark just the beginning of deeper research contributions and extended her gratitude to the faculty for their guidance and support.
The event featured a scientific poster exhibition showcasing students’ research, in addition to a presentation on the joint Erasmus project with medical faculties in Jordanian universities, funded by the European Union and aimed at developing medical curricula. The day also included five oral presentations covering diverse medical topics, such as: the psychological impact of the war on Gaza using the IES-R scale, prediction of morphological abnormalities and clinical criteria in hematologic malignancies in intensive care units, kidney stone treatment approaches, myelofibrosis, and gestational anemia with postpartum depression.
The Faculty of Medicine concluded the event by reaffirming its commitment to strengthening connections between students, graduates, and the healthcare sector, while continuing its mission to prepare a new generation of highly skilled and research-oriented physicians.
In his opening remarks, Dr. Rababah expressed the university’s pride in the Faculty of Medicine, describing it as a national academic beacon that shapes the future of healthcare in Jordan. He emphasized that the college is not merely an educational institution, but an ongoing success story producing physicians who carry a noble humanitarian mission. He highlighted the importance of scientific research, innovation, and linking theory to clinical practice, especially amid rapid medical advancements and global health challenges. Dr. Rababah also noted that the university continues to progress confidently toward international recognition through its commitment to transparency, excellence, and innovation, supported by its distinguished faculty and students.
For her part, the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dr. Jumana Al-Suleiman, expressed pride in the students and their projects, noting that this scientific day celebrates creativity, critical thinking, and the spirit of exploration. She stressed that scientific research is no longer a luxury but an essential component of a successful medical career.
Dr. Zaidoun Al-Sharman, Director of Princess Rahma Teaching Hospital and representative of partner hospitals, affirmed that the Faculty of Medicine at Yarmouk University continues to distinguish itself with confidence. He stated that the research presented during the event strengthens cooperation between the college and teaching hospitals, helping refine students’ skills and preparing them for excellence and innovation.
Student Yara Kasasbeh delivered a speech on behalf of graduating students, expressing that their capstone projects reflected their passion and aspirations. She emphasized that these projects mark just the beginning of deeper research contributions and extended her gratitude to the faculty for their guidance and support.
The event featured a scientific poster exhibition showcasing students’ research, in addition to a presentation on the joint Erasmus project with medical faculties in Jordanian universities, funded by the European Union and aimed at developing medical curricula. The day also included five oral presentations covering diverse medical topics, such as: the psychological impact of the war on Gaza using the IES-R scale, prediction of morphological abnormalities and clinical criteria in hematologic malignancies in intensive care units, kidney stone treatment approaches, myelofibrosis, and gestational anemia with postpartum depression.
The Faculty of Medicine concluded the event by reaffirming its commitment to strengthening connections between students, graduates, and the healthcare sector, while continuing its mission to prepare a new generation of highly skilled and research-oriented physicians.
