Health approves diploma grads for licensing without Shamel
The Ministry of Health has confirmed that it will accept applications from graduates of colleges and universities holding a diploma certificate in order to obtain professional practice permits without the need to pass the comprehensive exam. This measure aligns with the new higher education legislation. The initiative aims to enable diploma graduates to complete the procedures required for practicing their profession, based on their qualifications and the job requirements, with reliance on their cumulative GPA at graduation. Graduates are required to submit their applications through the Ministry's official website, with a reminder to visit the ministry directly for professions that have not yet been added to the electronic system, such as Dental Assistant and Respiratory Therapist Assistant. Among the health professions that require a permit according to the Public Health Law are 21 disciplines, including Occupational Therapist Assistant, Nutrition Technician, Dental Health Counselor, Advanced Paramedic, and Medical Laboratory Assistant, among others. Permits will be issued after all necessary documents and legal requirements are fulfilled.
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