Specialty Program Directorate Conducts Practical Exams for 485 Medical Candidates Across 26 Fields

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Wed, Sep 03 2025 3:41 PM
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The Specialty Program Directorate, has consistently strived to enhance the program by implementing high academic standards and building the capacity of doctors. These efforts aim to ensure that the people of the country have access to quality healthcare services within the country.

The Ministry of Public Health started a clear and fair process to bring skilled medical specialists to the country. On Wednesday, 12/03/1447 (Islamic calendar), they began the practical exams called long case and short case. These exams are for 485 candidates who passed the written test. They are being held in 26 medical fields with the help of expert teachers from specialized hospitals in the capital and other provinces. The exams will continue until Thursday, 20/03/1447, at the main hospitals in the capital.

It is important to know that the exam process is properly supervised according to the curriculum by the leadership of the Directorate and authorized staff of the Directorate General of Specialization Program.

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