The Faculty of Medicine conducted a rural residency program for sixth-batch students, targeting residents across several neighborhoods in Rabak, including District 30 and Block 4 at the Um Ayman School Center.
The students delivered a comprehensive program that included medical clinics, laboratory testing, and health awareness lectures. The initiative aimed to enhance school health education, promote wellness knowledge, foster healthy habits, and actively contribute to building healthier, more health-conscious communities.
This program is part of the Faculty of Medicine's academic curriculum, serving as a key component of practical training. It helps refine students' skills and enrich their knowledge while fulfilling the university's mission to serve the local community by providing free healthcare services.
It is worth noting that the batch was divided into several groups and distributed across multiple localities and areas, aiming to maximize benefits and reach the largest possible segment of citizens.