News 28 May 2026 Featured

As part of its ongoing commitment to excellence in medical education and the development of clinical competencies, the Medicine Program at Yarmouk College successfully conducted the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) for fifth- and sixth-year medical students in Surgery and Internal Medicine. The examinations were held in a highly organized academic environment and followed internationally recognized OSCE standards, providing a comprehensive and objective assessment of students’ clinical knowledge, practical skills, and readiness for professional medical practice. The examination stations were fully equipped with the necessary medical tools and resources to ensure accuracy, fairness, and consistency in evaluation. The examination process was distinguished by the participation of external examiners whose expertise and contributions played a vital role in enhancing transparency, impartiality, and academic rigor. The external examiners expressed their appreciation for the excellent organization of the examinations and commended the students’ performance, noting the remarkable progress demonstrated in both their clinical and cognitive skills. They emphasized that these outcomes reflect the quality of education and training provided by the College. The College administration extended its sincere appreciation to everyone who contributed to the success of the examinations, including the Dean’s Office, faculty members, examination committees, and administrative staff. The administration highlighted that this achievement was made possible through the collective efforts, dedication, and cooperation of all departments involved. Special recognition was also given to the external examiners for their valuable support and professional collaboration, which reflects a shared commitment to advancing medical education and maintaining high standards of academic quality. Furthermore, the College expressed its gratitude to the College leadership for its continuous support in providing a conducive academic environment and promoting quality assurance and accreditation standards. This support played a significant role in ensuring the smooth and successful conduct of the examinations. In conclusion, the College affirmed that these examinations represent an important milestone in the academic journey of medical students and a fundamental step toward preparing competent physicians capable of fulfilling their professional responsibilities and serving their communities with excellence. The College wishes all students continued success in their academic and future medical careers.

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