PEMAKLUMAN NAMA BAHARU HOSPITAL UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA (HOSPITAL USM)

Kredit foto: Dr Mohamed Ashraf

Link: Hospital USM secara rasmi ditukar nama kepada Hospital Pakar USM

BUKU KEMUDAHAN PERUBATAN WARGA - UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA [PESARA]

 

SOURCE: BAHAGIAN SUMBER MANUSIA | UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA

It's My Turn To Retire!

 

Assalamualaikum and greetings to all,

I have been working in the  Radiology Department since September 1985. I want to let you all know, I really like my job and have enjoyed my time working here. I feel fortunate to have been a part of this family. Working with you all has been a fantastic experience in my life and I will cherish all the moments and memories I have made along the way. 

To Mr Nik Fauriza (Radiology Manager), I would like to express my gratitude to you for teaching me so many things throughout my service here. You have also taught me how computer network works and the devices to build networks that first sparked and fueled my interest in the field. I will always remember the feeling when I first learned about PACS and RIS in the Department of Radiology. PACS and RIS are two medical method in radiography commonly used by radiologists and physicians. I'm very excited about the opportunity to work with you and the IT Committee team as well. 

To Prof Dr Mohd Shafie (HOD of Radiology), many thanks to you for always giving motivation and useful advice as well as being kind to the subordinate staff. I’ll never forget the things you have done to us, and you’re the best boss I’ve ever met.

 

I also want to sincerely express my thanks and appreciation to all of my colleagues for helping create such a satisfying and pleasant work environment over the past 35 years. It saddens me to leave behind good friends in HUSM after the exciting, challenging and very eventful time with your guidance, support, encouragement and comfort. Moreover, the friendship has kept me strong all these years. 

As human beings, there might be many things that happened when we worked together, differences and similarities, contentment and sorrow which can happen to every people when working together, like teeth and tongue, no matter how many times the teeth bite the tongue, they still stay together in one mouth... most importantly we have always persevered.

The ceremony was held with social distancing
and online via Webec due to SOP compliance.

This is my last post on this blog. I am sorry I was unable to attend the ceremony held by KKMI a few days ago. I also humbly apologize for any inconvenience or mistakes or hard feelings that might have been caused by me over the years and hope our friendship will remain forever. 

Finally I hope everyone in the Radiology Department continues to be successful in the future. 

Thank you all for your support and friendship for over 35 years. May Allah SWT grant all of us and our family happiness and success in this life as well as happiness and success in the hereafter. آمِيْن يَا رَبَّ العَالَمِيْنَ

Photo opportunities along my 35 years at Radiology Department... looking at old photos brings back memories and makes me feel like it takes me back to that time... It's so nostalgic:

Memorable Photographs From The 1980s - At RadiologyDepartment, HUSM

I’m Getting Closer To 60 And Really Ready To Retire.

Assalamualaikum and warm greetings to dear colleagues,

I have been working in Radiology Department since I was 24 years old. It was in 1985. Over the years of working from the age of 24 to 60, I've seen various advances in the field of radiography from conventional radiography in the middle of the 80s then transformed into digital radiography. Computed radiography (CR) has supplanted x-ray film radiography in the department. Digital Radiography with the addition of computer technology has become a much more efficient, cost effective and even more safer of producing diagnostic images.

After 35 and a half years, I've been the longest serving employee in the department so far. it's time for me to step away or retire from my current job as Medical Technician. I'm really ready to retire. Getting ready to retire is not just about finances, it is about being emotionally ready as well.

My last day of work will be on 23rd April 2021 that will falls on friday. Friday will be an off day (weekend), so my last day of working will be the day before which is on Thursday 22nd April 2021. 

Today is the day I start counting the number of the days left… and the number of working days until my retirement. The working days will exclude public holidays and weekends, that is friday and saturday.  

As time went on and retirement got closer. I took some time to reflect on my long career with the radiology department, and all the colleagues I have ever met and the experiences I have gone through over the years. I felt happy and a bit excited...

COUNT DOWN THE DAYS LEFT Allah SWT said in Surah Al-Ahzab verse 3, it means: 

"And put your trust in Allah, for Allah is sufficient as a Trustee of Affairs."

This life is a test, both in good times and bad. I alway put my trust in Allah, trusting in Allah’s plan is known as tawakkaltu ‘alallah (توكلت على الله).

Allah is the Best Sustainer and there is no power and effort but the help of Allah who is Almighty and Great.

May Allah SWT grant eternal success in this life and the hereafter... آمين

FROM MIDI TO MALAY-MUSLIM-FRIENDLY: HOSPITAL UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA’S JOURNEY IN MALAYSIANISING ITS NURSING UNIFORM

 

Credit: https://doi.org/10.21315/km2020.38.2.1

SOP PENGOPERASIAN KAMPUS KESIHATAN SEPANJANG TEMPOH PKPB, 13-26 JANUARI 2021.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t & salam sejahtera,

SOP PENGOPERASIAN KAMPUS KESIHATAN SEPANJANG TEMPOH PKPB, 13-26 JANUARI 2021.

Dipanjangkan salinan SOP Pengoperasian Kampus Kesihatan sepanjang tempoh Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan Bersyarat (PKPB), 13-26 Januari 2021 untuk rujukan, perhatian dan pematuhan seluruh warga kampus.

b.p. YBhg. Dato' Pengarah Kampus.

PUSAT MEDIA & PERHUBUNGAN AWAM (MPRC) KAMPUS KESIHATAN

13 Januari 2021.

Everyone Remains At Risk Of COVID-19.

The pandemic hasn’t ended yet but it's getting worse, the number of cases is continuously increasing.... Don't panic, be cautious and together we can stop the coronavirus epidemic!. Wherever we are, we need to protect ourselves against COVID-19. We must continue to abide by the SOPs to keep the virus from spreading. Let us come together to break the chain of COVID-19 Infection. It's going to be hard but hard does not mean impossible. We shall overcome... Prove to the world we can break chain of infection.

Hundreds of thousands of citizens across Malaysia are risking their lives every second on the front lines to help minimize Covid-19. The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases admitted in hospitals is continuously increasing.

A frontline workforce consisting of Hospital staff, police personnel, military, cleaners and many more heroes who work day and night in making sure the country stays safe. They are facing a lack of equipment in many cases and the risk of becoming infected with COVID-19. We've seen how the frontliners work, it’s really difficult for them. 

We need a whole of society resolve that we will not let our frontliners become patients. We must give these frontliners all the support they need to do their jobs, be safe and stay alive. We must do everything to support them. It is our duty to return the favour....... and we continue to obey a standard operating procedure (SOP).

We should also spend some time to be thankful of the immense efforts, sacrifices, dedication, and commitment devoted by the unsung heroes of the nation in dealing with the condition of Covid-19, for the sake of the nation even though their jobs put them at risk.

Photos showing how some of our colleagues in the fight against COVID-19:

The use of face masks as personal protective 
equipment (PPE) is reguired forhealthcare 
workers during the COVID-19 epidemic.

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