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Zacatecas,zac., August 1, 2025 – The ministry of Health (SSZ) in Zacatecas officially welcomed 120 young medical students today, marking the commencement of their social service within the state’s health units. Governor David Monreal Ávila‘s management, through the SSZ, organized the ceremony to integrate these aspiring healthcare professionals into the public health system.
The social service period is a mandatory and crucial phase in the academic and professional progress of medical students in Mexico.It typically involves a year of practical experience in underserved communities or public health institutions, allowing students to apply their knowledge and skills while contributing to public health initiatives. This stage is designed to foster a sense of social responsibility and provide invaluable hands-on experience in diverse healthcare settings.The program aims to strengthen the healthcare infrastructure in various regions of zacatecas by providing essential medical support and care to the population.
Omar Venegas Gurrola, Director of medical Care for the SSZ, presided over the welcoming ceremony. He emphasized the significance of this period for the students’ growth as future doctors, highlighting the vital role healthcare professionals play in improving the social fabric through compassionate and quality patient care. The integration of these 120 students is expected to bolster the SSZ’s capacity to serve the community, especially in areas requiring additional medical attention.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of social service for medical students? Social service provides practical experience, allowing students to apply their learned skills in real-world healthcare settings and contribute to public health.It is indeed a mandatory requirement for graduation.
Who is responsible for hosting these students? The Ministry of Health (SSZ) in Zacatecas is hosting the students for their social service, integrating them into various health units across the state.
How many students are participating? A total of 120 young medical students are participating in this social service program.
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