International Nurses Day celebrated in Mohali

The celebrations were attended by the nursing staff and senior leadership of Fortis Mohali

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 03:26 AM May 15, 2025 IST

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To honour the selfless efforts of the nursing community, the Fortis Hospital hosted a week-long cultural activity to observe International Nurses Day.

The celebrations were attended by the nursing staff and senior leadership of Fortis Mohali including Abhijit Singh, Head-SBU; Vikramjit Singh, Medical Director; Indrajeet Singh, General Manager. Chief of Nursing Nikethana R said, “Our nursing staff has always been at the forefront of medical care. They work selflessly to deliver excellent patient care service at all times. They go to great lengths and ignore their own physical and emotional needs.” —TNS

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