Geetanjali Medical College & Hospital (GMCH) hosted an inspiring orientation program for its first-year MBBS students, marking the beginning of their journey into the medical profession. The program witnessed the participation of 250 new students and their parents, symbolizing the start of their medical careers.
The event began with Dr. Manjinder Kaur, Additional Principal of GMCH, providing academic guidance. She introduced the students to the academic framework and emphasized the importance of hard work and dedication in their studies. Following this, Medical Superintendent Dr. Harpreet Singh gave an overview of the hospital's structure and medical facilities, which will aid in the practical education of the students.
Dr. Jitendra Jinger, Professor and Head of the Psychiatry Department, addressed the issue of ragging, highlighting GMCH’s strict anti-ragging policy, which fostered a sense of safety and respect among the students.
GMCH Dean Dr. Sangeeta Gupta and Vice Chancellor Dr. Rakesh Vyas congratulated the new students and welcomed them into the institution and the medical profession. Dr. Vyas emphasized the importance of compassion, empathy, and service in the medical field.
Chairman Mr. J.P. Agarwal addressed the students, stressing the development of good habits for life, career, and profession. He emphasized the need for discipline, consistency, empathy, and communication skills as essential qualities for becoming a successful medical professional.
The event concluded with an enthusiastic White Coat Ceremony, where professors formally inducted the new students into the medical profession by draping them in white coats. This ceremony served as a source of inspiration for the students to move forward on their path of dedication and service in the medical field.
The orientation program was an unforgettable and inspiring experience for the students, marking a positive beginning to their academic journey.