“We have begun the process so that the Medicine career reaches the city of Río Cuarto,” said Mayor Juan Manuel Llamosas, who received the dean of the aforementioned faculty, Rogelio Pizzi, in his office.
Strictly speaking, Llamosas and Pizzi signed an agreement by which undergraduate and postgraduate training will be carried out at the Center for Healththe dispensaries, the S24 and the Kowalk Maternity.
“The students of the last years must complete their mandatory final practice and for that reason we need them to attend and transit in health centers and the infrastructure that the city of Fourth quarter it is very important to develop this training”, commented Pizzi.
For his part, Llamosas added: “Carrying out medical internships in the city will mean a qualitative leap for Río Cuarto.”
Every year, 800 students who study medicine receive their degree.
The fourth dose starts in the city but with shifts.
In dialogue with Puntal, the Secretary of Health, Marcelo Ferrario, said: “Today (yesterday) an agreement was signed so that medical students can carry out their mandatory final practice in the dispensaries, S24 and Kowalk Maternity.”
And he added: “And that health professionals from Río Cuarto can carry out the different training and postgraduate training that the Faculty of Medical Sciences of the National University of Córdoba has, such as master’s degrees, diplomas, teaching careers, etc. “
-Medicine in Río Cuarto?
– It is a future process.
Later, Llamosas, Pizzi and Ferrario toured the Health Center. The Undersecretary of Health, Isaac Pérez Villarreal, was also present.
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