The management of Sohail University, Medicare Cardiac & General Hospital wishing you a prosperous and Joyous Happy New Year 2020 by the distribution of Souvenir and greeting cards to the consultants and Staff. 01-Jan-2020
Department of Physical Therapy (DPT) welcome its Batch -2 on 2nd Jan 2020 to become a part of a recognized center of excellence. We believe in training the upcoming generation to produce competent doctors and trendsetters that contribute to the society actively.
Medicare Cardiac & General Hospital have played an active role to fight against the pandemic coronavirus. During the tough time on the state, our frontline warriors put their lives in danger to save others in the battle against COVID-19. Our specialized doctors, nurses, and paramedical staff provided awareness to the general public with respective knowledge of their fields through social media platforms. Notices and informative flyers about social distancing, wearing masks, have also been posted on the premises of organization for the public to follow WHO / Govt. SOP’s.
Sohail University started the academic session with Orientation Ceremony of BS Batch-1 (Bio-Technology & Medical Technology). Which took place on January 07, 2020. Students attended the session with great zeal. They were explained about the personal opportunities, growth and universities rules and regulations by their respective head of departments. Students also explored the university. At the end Q&A’s session was conducted where students asked their queries from faculty. Moreover, a commemorative group photo of new students was also taken.
Sohail University Congratulates Sameer Tebha, 4th-year student of Jinnah Medical & Dental College for being selected to present at the Medical Student Neurological Surgery Research Symposium organized by Weill Cornell Medicine, Department of Neurological Surgery. This is the First International Research Symposium for Medical Students in Neurosurgery. Sameer Tebha of JMDC is honored to be shortlisted and to present his “Poster Presentation” on “Management of Failed Back Surgery Syndrome and Healthcare Burden: A Mini Systematic Review” among 25 U.S. Medical Schools and 6 Countries internationally at the Weill Cornell Medicine, New York City, USA.
