Three medical professionals from St. Kitts and Nevis participate in a specialized training initiative in Taiwan, aimed at boosting medical capacity among diplomatic allies. Organized by the Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund (ICDF), the program supports hands-on skill enhancement at leading hospitals.
Participants and Training Schedules
The delegation includes Nurse Dhaima Golding, Assistant Matron at Alexandra Hospital in Nevis, who embarks on a one-month training stint. Dr. Dounice Hughes, Medical Doctor at Pogson Medical Centre, and Tianne Godfrey, Radiologist at Joseph N. France General Hospital, each commit to three months of intensive sessions at two separate Taiwanese hospitals.
These professionals enhance their expertise through practical training, fostering personal growth and elevating healthcare standards across St. Kitts and Nevis.
Diplomatic Engagement at Taiwan Embassy
During their visit, the team met Ambassador Donya L. Francis and Second Secretary Rolhensha Henry at the Embassy of Taiwan for a productive discussion. Embassy officials extend best wishes, highlighting the program’s role in advancing regional health services.
New Master’s Programs and Scholarships
Dr. Eric Chu, Dean of International Affairs, paid a courtesy call to the embassy, unveiling two English-taught Master’s programs with full scholarships. Covering two years of tuition, accommodation, and a monthly stipend of NTD 6,000, the opportunities target the Master’s in Business Administration and Information Technology Innovation and Application (BAITA), and the International Master’s in Intelligent Semiconductor and Green Technology.
Further application details will follow soon.
