THE Ministry of Health has announced that 1,520 newly graduated nurses and 361 newly graduated midwives were appointed as civil serv­ants in 2025.

 

Appointment letters were presented on 22 December to the new nurses completing the three-year nursing diploma course and the new midwives completing the two-year mid­wifery diploma course.

 

During the ceremony, the Union minister stated that when providing healthcare to the public, staff must not only be qualified and com­petent but must also strictly adhere to professional eth­ics, urging them to become dedicated professionals who can skilfully care for the pub­lic and to maintain a friendly manner when interacting with patients.

 

Furthermore, the chair­person of the Myanmar Nurse and Midwife Council addressed the graduates, ad­vising them to comply with civil service rules and the specific rules and regulations of their respective hospitals while providing patient care in accordance with the eight-point nursing vow.

 

The Ministry of Health also noted that an additional 1,762 nurses are scheduled to be appointed in February and May of 2026. — MT/ZN