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TRAINING: Health minister Esperance Luvindao (seated) with some of the undergraduate students to receive specialised training.               PHOTO: Contributed
TRAINING: Health minister Esperance Luvindao (seated) with some of the undergraduate students to receive specialised training. PHOTO: Contributed

Health professions training program receives 52 undergraduates

Rita Kakelo
Health minister Dr Esperance Luvindao announced yesterday that 52 undergraduate students were awarded opportunities to receive specialised training through the ministry’s newly launched health professions training programme. The programme, Project 2025, which ultimately aims to benefit at least 450 graduates, covers critical fields such as dental therapy, medical engineering, dental technology, orthoptics, dietetics, optometry, audiology, speech and language therapy, medical physics, and clinical technology and will run for next three years.

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Namibian Sun 2025-07-03

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