Ramallah - "Jerusalem" dot com - Graduate Walaa Idris passed the Israeli practice exam in Nutrition and Dietetics, to be the first graduate of Al-Quds University in the specialty to apply for this exam, which is expected to be taken by more Jerusalemite graduates who are in the fellowship stage.

The university president congratulated Prof. Dr. Imad Abu Kishk, the student Idris, for this result, which indicates another superiority of the health colleges, students and academics, and the College of Public Health in particular, as this success expresses the creative vision according to which the university operates, to create a research and innovation environment led by academic competencies and qualitative specializations that keep pace with development in the sector. medical and research in the world.

In turn, the Dean of the College of Public Health, Dr. Hazem Agha, "We at the college provide all support and assistance to graduates in coordination with the Medical Professions Licensing Department at the Ministry of Health and follow up on the requirements for applying to apply for practicing the profession, as well as facilitating the procedures for joining fellowships in hospitals, and assisting them in specialization support courses to qualify them to apply for the profession practice exam."

For her part, the student Idris indicated that passing the Israeli practice exam was not easy, but with the university’s support and facilitation of matters and conditions and their suitability, she was able to reach her goal and pass the exam, as the cooperation was great in terms of facilitating training matters and developing a good training plan, as she trained 700 hours in a number of Jerusalem hospitals Kalmtlaa and destinations.

Regarding the difficulties of the exam work stage, she noted, "The first difficulty was the emergence of the Corona pandemic, in addition to that I worked hard to organize my time between preparing for the exam and my studies in a master's degree in public health - the course of epidemiology at Al-Quds University, and the level of the exam was not easy, but I succeeded." In passing it through the preparatory course and the support of the College of Public Health with its deanship, which motivated me and cooperated with me to facilitate the procedures for progress and raise the chance of success.

She added, "My passing the exam to practice the profession is of great importance to me, since I live in Jerusalem, where I cannot get a good job without passing it, and therefore I was able to work in the Jerusalem Health Fund as I aspired."

It is noteworthy that passing the Israeli profession practice exam is of great importance in Jerusalem and at home, as a nutritionist cannot work and obtain a job without successfully passing the government exam, which is held twice a year after the graduate finishes the internship period.

Graduates of the medical faculties of Al-Quds University, who are students in Jerusalem and abroad, including the faculties of medicine, pharmacy, and nursing, obtain complete and almost perfect success rates in the Israeli profession practice exams annually, outperforming dozens of applicants from regional and international universities.