Ludhiana, February 24
CT University conferred 10 medical practitioners with postgraduate certificates in healthcare management (PGCHM) during a felicitation ceremony held on the campus today.
While receiving the certificate, Vivan Singh Gill, vice-president, Max Hospital, Chandigarh, thanked the university and said: “This flagship programme with the CT University will benefit medical practitioners by providing exposure-based practical and theoretical knowledge to them. It carries the entire healthcare scenario. This programme is also beneficial for budding doctors.”
Harsh Sadawarti congratulate the degree holders. —TNS
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