In a significant milestone for healthcare education in Zambia, Zambia Union of Nurses and Midwives Organisation (ZUNMO), President Fray Michelo, has congratulated Texila American University Zambia for launching PhD programs in Public Health and Management stating that it signifies a new era of educational opportunities for Zambian healthcare professionals.
ZUNMO President Fray Michelo, speaking during the official launch of Texila American University Zambia PhD programs in Public Health and Management
Speaking when he delivered a speech at the official launch of the PhD programs, Mr.Michelo . stated that the flexible learning modes provided by the university ensure that healthcare professionals can pursue higher education without compromising their job responsibilities or family time, adding that Texila American University Zambia’s commitment to making world-class education accessible and affordable aligns perfectly with ZUNMO’s vision of empowering nurses and midwives.
Mr. Michelo stated that the PhD programs offer unparalleled opportunities for nurses and midwives to engage in advanced research, policy development, and leadership within the healthcare system. The ZUNMO President highlighted the unique benefits of these programs, emphasizing their potential to enhance healthcare management, improve patient care, and foster a culture of excellence in healthcare facilities across the country.
And speaking earlier, Deputy Vice Chancellor Dr. Balamurugan Easwaran of Texila American University Zambia underscored the importance of research in the country’s development. He emphasized that the PhD programs are tailored to strengthen research capabilities, which are essential for the nation’s progress.
ZUNMO’s longstanding partnership with Texila American University Zambia, established through a Memorandum of Understanding, has provided nurses and midwives with access to education and training at discounted rates. This collaboration has played a crucial role in the continuous professional development of ZUNMO members, and the introduction of these PhD programs marks another significant milestone in their collaborative journey.
