Greetings Afromedics💙,
Don't miss out on the Population Dynamics of Health Workshop organized by FAMSA SCOPA.

Register now!
bit.ly/SCOPA-PDHW

Blue Hugs💙,
SCOPA Team.

🔥 Don't miss our #FAMSA Fireside Chat! 🌟

We'll be delving into the future of healthcare leadership and the essential skills needed for a resilient workforce. 💪

Save the date: Friday, April 12th, 5:30 PM GMT! 🚀✨

Register: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

#GPHW2024 World Federation of Public Health Associations

🌟 Hello East AfroMedics! 🌟
Join FAMSA East Africa Regional Council for an exclusive orientation webinar on what FAMSA East entails.
🌍🩺

📅 Date: Saturday, 13th April, 2024.
🕕 Time: 1800 hours EAT
📍 Venue: Google Meet

*RSVP* calendar.app.google/1yL3rfGTDahkG5…

calendar.app.google/1yL3rfGTDahkG5…

bit.ly/SCOPUB_JAMS_co…

Dear Afromedics,
Are you interested in joining our team? Apply for a role as a FAMSA-SCOPA MSA Officer now.
For medical students in West Africa
bit.ly/MSA_WestAfrica
For medical students in Eastern Africa
bit.ly/MSA_EastAfrica
Application Deadline: 12th April, 2024

🔥 Don't miss our #FAMSA Fireside Chat! 🌟

We'll be delving into the future of healthcare leadership and the essential skills needed for a resilient workforce. 💪

Save the date: Friday, April 12th, 5:30 PM GMT! 🚀✨

Register: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

#GPHW2024 World Federation of Public Health Associations

🌟 Exciting news! FAMSA will be joining the global conversation at GPHW24! 🌍

Join us as we contribute to the global dialogue on public health and shape the future together. Don't miss out! #GPHW24 #FAMSA #GlobalHealth 🚀✨

As we venture into the second quarter of the year, we hope that April brings you happiness and the strength to keep going.

Green Hugs. 💚💚

Happy new month from FAMSA SCOMER!

'🌍 Join us for an enlightening orientation webinar hosted by the Federation of African Medical Students Associations! 🩺 Gain valuable insights on medical education, disease awareness, and community health. Together, let's make a difference in our communities! 💙

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