Under the auspices of Professor Dr. Zainab Ahmed Hussein, Dean of the College, and Professor Dr. Karim Saafan, Acting Vice Dean for Education and Students, and supervision of Dr. Yasmin Mohammed El-Atrebi, Assistant Professor of Pediatric Physical Therapy.
As part of the clinical training plan for fifth-year students in the College of Physical Therapy, field training was conducted in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), which is considered one of the most important and precise clinical specialties that require high skills in precision and speed in decision-making and the ability to deal with critical cases.
This training provided students with a valuable opportunity to have direct interaction with newborns with delicate health conditions and to acquire skills in early assessment and therapeutic intervention, in addition to learning about teamwork mechanisms within the medical team. This initiative reflects the college’s commitment to linking academic knowledge with practical application and preparing students effectively for the job market.