Department of Community Health Techniques
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Lecture Schedule
Vision
The Department of Community Health Techniques strives to be a leading technical educational institution in providing high-quality programs associated with scientific knowledge and technical skills development. The department’s initial objectives are to prepare technical staff working in occupational health and safety, inspection and health control, implementing primary health care programs and campaigns Health Awareness.
Message
To embody the ethics of technical education by providing high-quality technical education that seeks to develop human knowledge and skills in line with the changes happening in the environment and society.
Aim
The Community Health Department, founded in 1976, aims to prepare technical staff working in occupational health and safety, inspection and health control, implementing primary health care programs and health awareness campaigns.
To reach international standards in medical and health technical education.
To develop the medical and health technology departments according to changes in the treatment and preventive approach.
To create a suitable environment as possible to achieve the optimal learning state.
To emphasize self-respect and respect for others.
To emphasize the principle of lifelong learning for associates and students.
Graduate Description
The graduate could participate in health surveillance teams and gather samples of water and food to determine whether they are compatible with various health conditions. Additionally, the graduate can contribute to the success of primary health care programs by assisting in the management of acute respiratory illnesses, diarrheal infections, and transitional contagious diseases, as well as by encouraging mothers to consider breastfeeding and offering nutritional guidance.
Classrooms and laboratories of the Community Health Techniques Department
