Moldovan medical university's students might make probations in France

Chisinau, 19 April /MOLDPRES/ - Students of the Nicolae Testemitanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy (USMF), who study the General Medical Assistance degree syllabus, might make probations at medical institutions of France within the Erasmus+ mobility programme. Representatives of the French Red Cross launched an invitation to this effect during a working visit.      
The delegation was represented by the director of the Regional Institute of Sanitary and Social Training Hauts-de-France from Arras, manager of the Erasmus+ Programme Jean-Marc Guffroy, and the director for training and medical assistance at the French Red Cross, Marie Noel Mahe.
During the discussion, Jean-Marc Guffroy informed that he had conveyed to the European Commission a request to extend the convention on academic mobility of the teaching, administrative staff and students, concluded with the Nicolae Testemitanu University, within the Erasmus+ Programme. In this respect, the delegation informed about the opportunity of making probation in France for two students or trainers for master’s degree of the university till next July, in master and Nursing programmes. ‘’The Red Cross also gives possibility of training skills in medical care and in emergency situations. The European Commission quite well analyzes the results and if they are obvious, next year we will revise the Convention’s provisions and will increase the number of students who are in mobility,’’ Jean-Marc Guffroy said.      
Also, the French side launched an invitation to the administration of the Nicolae Testemitanu USMF to visit the French institution, by delegating 2-3 persons, in order to extend the cooperation. The University’s rector, Emil Ceban, thanked the French partners for the opportunities provided. ‘’The number of scholarships within the Erasmus+ programme is on the rise, die to the fact that Moldova is in the process of pre-accession to the European Union. For our part, we are ready to receive students and teachers from France at the Nicolae Testemitanu USMF,’’ Emil Ceban said.      
The working agenda of the French delegation included a visit to university subdivisions.  
Photo: Nicolae Testemitanu USMF