Dr. Fares Abu Shamma, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, expressed pride in this achievement, noting, “We are honored to graduate this outstanding group of cardiovascular perfusion specialists. They represent a critical advancement in healthcare services in Palestine, especially in cardiac and vascular care. This accomplishment is a testament to An-Najah University’s dedication to developing innovative educational programs that respond to the evolving needs of our community, particularly in the medical field.” Dr. Abu Shamma further emphasized the university’s commitment to advancing medical education and research, underscoring its role in enhancing healthcare services in Palestine.

This graduation marks the realization of An-Najah University’s mission to introduce specialized academic programs that address vital community needs while supporting the growth of Palestine’s healthcare system. As the first program of its kind in the country, the Bachelor’s in Cardiovascular Perfusion Technology provides an essential resource to the medical field by preparing highly skilled professionals to offer life-saving care for patients requiring heart and lung support during complex surgeries.