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Mangalore: New Batches of Nursing Undergraduate Courses at Fr Muller Inaugurated

  •   Tue, Sep 15 2009 03:12:50 PM

Mangalore: New Batches of Nursing Undergraduate Courses at Fr Muller Inaugurated
 
Pics: Ganesh S Perla
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (RS/SB)
 
Mangalore, Sep 15: Superintendent of police Dr A Subrahmanyeswara Rao inaugurated the new batch of BSc and PC BSc nursing courses-2009-10 at Fr Muller College of Nursing on Tuesday September 15.
 
Speaking after the inaugural Rao said that the nursing profession is noblest profession in the world. Nurses who take care of the sufferings of the people and comforts their hearts in a way that patients remember the services provided by the nurses even after a long time from their recovery, he observed.



Dr Rao recalling the days he served in the field of medicine after his MBBS, said that both policing and nursing are similar in the sense that their service is needed 24 hours a day.

Fr Patrick Rodrigues, director, Fr Muller Charitable Institutions presiding over the function said that the students of the new batch should strive to meet challenges of the nursing profession along with balancing it with a caring service.

Administrator Fr Denis D’Sa was present. In the programme held at the Academy Hall of the institution, the 23rd batch of BSc and 22nd batch of  PC BSc courses were inaugurated.
  

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore - U.S.A.

    Tue, Sep 15 2009

    I am extremely happy to see Dr. A.S. Rao - Superintendent of Police, Dakshina as The Chief Guest of the event at Father Muller''s Hospital inaugurating the Nursing Courses. There could not have been a better person that Dr. Rao to be The Guest of Honour.

    A medical doctor by profession Dr. Rao decided to get his I.P.S. cadre and has built a great name for himself as an honest and efficient officer. I had occasions of meeting this doctor turned a Police Officer several times when I was in Mangalore. A person of not many words, courtious and friendly but curt and strict when the need arises. However the humane qualities which he imbibed during his medical career hold him in good stead. Father Patrick, Father Stany and Father Denis - I am glad you made the right choice while inviting this gentleman. T

    hat reminds me of my days at father Muller''s where I was a Governing Board Member for several years. I am very happy to see Father patrick''s rise to the present position from that of an assistant director nearly three decades ago. With his qualifications of Master''s in Health care from a prestgious University in U.A.S. and with able support from Father Stany, Father Denis and others eclesiastics, FMCI and The Nursing disciplines can indeed look forward to bright future. Joe Gonsalves

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  • Maria Reshma Dsouza, Vamanjoor/Dubai

    Tue, Sep 15 2009

    Hi everybody. I m happy to see my Principal, tutors, Juniors, Classmates & all newcomers. Hey Flossy u also joined for PCBsc. Good keep it up. Renita nice to see u. I remember inaugration of my batch(18th - PCBsc) while seeing these pics.I can see many Mullereans in this batch of PCBsc like our batch. Anyways all the best to all of u newcomers. Mm Mincy how r u? Nice to see u. God Bless u all & my institution(Mullers).

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