Announcement for enrollment to Pediatric Hematology & Oncology program for the year 2025 G.C
The department of pediatrics and child health kindly invites all qualifying candidate to apply for Pediatric Hematology & Oncology fellowship program for the year 2025 G.C.
Two fellowship positions are available for this academic year and the final date for application is November 30, 2024 G.C.
Admission requirements
• The candidate must complete the screening process for admission which will be conducted by Saint Paul hospital millennium medical college.
• The candidate should be graduate from a recognized medical school with Doctor of Medicine and specialty in pediatrics and child health.
• The candidate should provide a recent work experience in government institute at least for the past two years.
• The candidate should be able to submit a sponsorship letter from government institute.
• The candidate should be registered and licensed to practice pediatric and child health by the relevant authority in Ethiopia.
• The candidate should provide recent GAT test result upon request.
• The candidate should have adequate mental and physical health.
All interested applicants can apply to the office of pediatrics and child health department or to the office of registrar from the date of announcement until November 30, 2024 G.C.
Applicants should write a letter of intent with no more than 500 words describing why they are interested to join this fellowship program and should avail the following documents as well:
o Application letter
o Recent CV
o Recommendation letter (at least two)
o Copy of credentials (degree and grade report)
o Sponsorship letter
Application can be submitted either in person to the above-mentioned offices or electronically attached to the following mail addresses: mdinkiye@gmail.com
For more information
Dr Mamude Dinkiye: 0911405178 or mdinkiye@gmail.com
Dr Million Dechasa: 0912717255 or million.dechasa@sphmmc.edu.et
The department of pediatrics and child health kindly invites all qualifying candidate to apply for Pediatric Hematology & Oncology fellowship program for the year 2025 G.C.
Two fellowship positions are available for this academic year and the final date for application is November 30, 2024 G.C.
Admission requirements
• The candidate must complete the screening process for admission which will be conducted by Saint Paul hospital millennium medical college.
• The candidate should be graduate from a recognized medical school with Doctor of Medicine and specialty in pediatrics and child health.
• The candidate should provide a recent work experience in government institute at least for the past two years.
• The candidate should be able to submit a sponsorship letter from government institute.
• The candidate should be registered and licensed to practice pediatric and child health by the relevant authority in Ethiopia.
• The candidate should provide recent GAT test result upon request.
• The candidate should have adequate mental and physical health.
All interested applicants can apply to the office of pediatrics and child health department or to the office of registrar from the date of announcement until November 30, 2024 G.C.
Applicants should write a letter of intent with no more than 500 words describing why they are interested to join this fellowship program and should avail the following documents as well:
o Application letter
o Recent CV
o Recommendation letter (at least two)
o Copy of credentials (degree and grade report)
o Sponsorship letter
Application can be submitted either in person to the above-mentioned offices or electronically attached to the following mail addresses: mdinkiye@gmail.com
For more information
Dr Mamude Dinkiye: 0911405178 or mdinkiye@gmail.com
Dr Million Dechasa: 0912717255 or million.dechasa@sphmmc.edu.et
The College Welcomes New Students on Their Medical Journey
We are delighted to welcome our new medical students, who successfully passed the rigorous entrance exam and interview process this year.
To mark the beginning of their journey, the College organized a welcoming program for the students and their parents. As part of the program, they were given a tour of the campus, including the dormitories and dining facilities. The college community also hosted a cocktail reception in their honor.
We are delighted to welcome our new medical students, who successfully passed the rigorous entrance exam and interview process this year.
To mark the beginning of their journey, the College organized a welcoming program for the students and their parents. As part of the program, they were given a tour of the campus, including the dormitories and dining facilities. The college community also hosted a cocktail reception in their honor.
SPHMMC Hosts Event to Raise Breast Cancer Awareness and Enhance Care
In I observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, St. Paul’s Hospital Millennium Medical College (SPHMMC) hosted a significant event aimed at raising awareness about breast cancer and improving patient care. The event featured including a community walk and an expert-led panel discussion.
The walk, which took participants from SPHMMC to Embilta, was attended by hospital staff, patient support groups, breast cancer survivors, members of the multidisciplinary team (MDT), community service representatives, and invited guests from the Ministry of Health. Participants proudly wore t-shirts emblazoned with the event’s motto, symbolizing solidarity in the fight against breast cancer.
Following the walk, a panel discussion was held, where healthcare experts presented key topics, including the patterns of breast cancer observed at SPHMMC, the impact of the MDT, available resources in the hospital’s breast and endocrine surgery units, and patient support initiatives. The discussion also featured patient testimonials, highlighting the personal experiences of those affected by breast cancer.
During a subsequent Q&A session, patients raised concerns about challenges they face, including frequent stockouts of oncology medications and disruptions in services. These issues were addressed by representatives from both SPHMMC and the Ministry of Health, underscoring the hospital’s commitment to improving service delivery.
The event also highlighted the importance of maintaining breast cancer awareness and screening efforts beyond October, with a focus on integrating these practices into routine care as part of the national health guidelines.
SPHMMC’s continued dedication to breast cancer care and awareness serves as a model for other institutions to follow.
In I observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, St. Paul’s Hospital Millennium Medical College (SPHMMC) hosted a significant event aimed at raising awareness about breast cancer and improving patient care. The event featured including a community walk and an expert-led panel discussion.
The walk, which took participants from SPHMMC to Embilta, was attended by hospital staff, patient support groups, breast cancer survivors, members of the multidisciplinary team (MDT), community service representatives, and invited guests from the Ministry of Health. Participants proudly wore t-shirts emblazoned with the event’s motto, symbolizing solidarity in the fight against breast cancer.
Following the walk, a panel discussion was held, where healthcare experts presented key topics, including the patterns of breast cancer observed at SPHMMC, the impact of the MDT, available resources in the hospital’s breast and endocrine surgery units, and patient support initiatives. The discussion also featured patient testimonials, highlighting the personal experiences of those affected by breast cancer.
During a subsequent Q&A session, patients raised concerns about challenges they face, including frequent stockouts of oncology medications and disruptions in services. These issues were addressed by representatives from both SPHMMC and the Ministry of Health, underscoring the hospital’s commitment to improving service delivery.
The event also highlighted the importance of maintaining breast cancer awareness and screening efforts beyond October, with a focus on integrating these practices into routine care as part of the national health guidelines.
SPHMMC’s continued dedication to breast cancer care and awareness serves as a model for other institutions to follow.
Today is #InternationalDayofRadiology. To all radiologists, technicians, and healthcare professionals: we recognize and honor your invaluable work. Your commitment to excellence in patient care is truly inspiring.
The Cardiology Division of SPHMMC, in collaboration with the Cardiovascular Education Foundation, successfully conducted a 2-day Coronary Mission. During the event, 12 complex PCIs were performed with excellent outcomes, underscoring the team's expertise and dedication. Importantly, the mission also focused on skill transfer, empowering the local cardiology team with advanced interventional techniques to ensure sustained quality care for patients in the future.
We are deeply grateful to our dedicated team, St. Paul's Management and the department of Internal Medicine for the support in making this possible.
We are deeply grateful to our dedicated team, St. Paul's Management and the department of Internal Medicine for the support in making this possible.