Jun 9, 2023
Thomson Hospital Alliance Group (T.A.G.) Program aims bolster the quality of education and increase graduate employability in the healthcare sector
Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - June 9, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara (THKD) is proud to announce the Thomson Hospital Alliance Group (T.A.G.) Program, a strategic partnership with selected Malaysian universities and colleges, aimed at bolstering the quality of education in the healthcare sector and fostering enhanced graduate employability. This first-of-its-kind healthcare alliance has also been awarded “First Hospital Alliance with Tertiary Educational Institutions” by Malaysia Book of Records.
The inaugural T.A.G. Program was graced by Chandra Mohgan Lechman, Senior Principal Assistant Director, Academic Excellence Division, Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Higher Education, Malaysia.
The strategic collaboration between THKD and Malaysian universities and colleges, supported by Talent Corporation Malaysia (TalentCorp), indeed represents a significant step towards building a strong healthcare ecosystem in the country. This partnership will revolutionize the healthcare education landscape by effectively bridging the gap between academia and industry, leading to a transformational impact. By synergistically leveraging the unparalleled expertise and resources of both parties, this powerful alliance will ensure that healthcare graduates are not only well-prepared but exceptionally equipped with the necessary skills and cutting-edge knowledge demanded by the rapidly evolving and dynamic healthcare sector.
Nadiah Wan, Chief Executive Officer of Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara, expressed her enthusiasm for this groundbreaking alliance, stating, “We are thrilled to join forces with esteemed Malaysian universities and colleges, with the support of Talent Corporation Malaysia. Together, we will elevate the quality of healthcare education and empower graduates with the necessary skills to excel in the industry. We are immensely honored to receive the prestigious recognition from the Malaysia Book of Records as the pioneer in establishing the First Hospital Alliance with Tertiary Educational Institutions. This esteemed accolade highlights our unwavering commitment to groundbreaking collaboration and innovation, propelling us to the forefront of healthcare education in the country.
“As a rapidly expanding multidisciplinary hospital, we are always on the lookout for qualified nurses and allied health professionals to deliver much needed services to our community. Addressing the shortage, especially nurses in subspecialty areas, THKD looks forward to working with our T.A.G. partners by building a pipeline to employ their well-trained graduates and working together to deliver excellence for our patients, students, lecturers and wider community,” she continued.
The support of TalentCorp further solidifies the significance of this alliance. TalentCorp is known for its commitment to nurturing local talent and fostering collaboration between academia and industry to help drive the nation’s economic growth. Their support will help catalyze the development of a robust healthcare ecosystem, positioning Malaysia as a regional leader in healthcare education and employment.
Thomas Mathew, Group CEO of TalentCorp, commented, “We are proud to extend our support to Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara who leads the way in ensuring that the next generation of healthcare professionals are well-prepared to meet the challenges of the future. The industry-driven framework for T.A.G. is strategic and timely, and TalentCorp will work closely with the alliance to develop a skilled and diverse workforce, entrenching Malaysia’s position as a premier talent destination.”
This transformative Thomson Hospital Alliance Group holds tremendous potential for Malaysia’s healthcare sector, education landscape, and graduate employability. Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara is proud to spearhead this initiative, and the hospital remains committed to fostering partnerships that drive innovation, improve education quality, and ultimately build a healthier and more prosperous nation.
The participating universities and colleges under the T.A.G. Program currently include: (1) Cyberjaya College Kota Kinabalu, (2)Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (3)International Islamic University Malaysia (4) Universiti Sains Malaysia (5) Lincoln University College (6) Universiti Teknologi Mara (7) University of Cyberjaya (8) Nilai University (9) UOW Malaysia KDU (10) SEGI College Kuala Lumpur (11) Vision College (12) Widad University College (13) MAHSA University
About Us: Established in 2008, Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara (THKD), is the flagship hospital of TMC Life Sciences Berhad (TMCLS) located in a prime alcove of Kota Damansara, Selangor. THKD is expected to grow to a 559-bedded hospital with additional specialist centres and operating theatres as part of the Group’s expansion plan. THKD sets new standards in healthcare through comprehensive facilities and excellent service for both our local and international patients. The Hospital offers medical and surgical services from over 120 reputable specialist consultants covering more than 53 medical and surgical sub-specialties. For more information, please visit thomsonhospitals.com or follow THKD on social media platforms @thomsonhospitalKD.
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