Health: Diploma Graduates Approved Without Full Exam
The Ministry of Health announced the facilitation of procedures for issuing professional practice permits to graduates of university colleges and community colleges holding diploma certificates, without the need to pass the comprehensive exam. This is in accordance with new legislation and legal amendments related to higher education. The healthcare professions for which diploma graduates can obtain permits include roles such as occupational therapy assistant, nutrition technician, dental assistant, and advanced paramedic, among others, provided they complete the required documents and meet the systematic requirements. This measure aims to enable graduates to practice their professional roles in line with their qualifications, contribute to activating the labor market, and improve healthcare services, in accordance with current regulations and laws.
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