In line with its academic and humanitarian mission, and as part of its social responsibility to support health efforts during major pilgrimage events, the College of Health and Medical Technologies at Al-Zahra University (PBUH) for Women organized a specialized training course on First Aid.

The course targeted service station personnel participating in serving the pilgrims of Imam Hussein (PBUH) during the Arba'een pilgrimage, featuring two days of intensive theoretical and practical training.

This course reflects the College's pioneering role in promoting health culture and raising community awareness. Its training modules focused on the scientific principles of first aid, correct emergency handling procedures, and rescue prioritization. Furthermore, participants received practical training in core skills to deliver initial care efficiently and swiftly, thereby contributing to pilgrim safety and minimizing complications during medical emergencies.

The course was presented by:

  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hassan Abdullah Athbi

  • Lecturer Ali Jabbar Abdul-Hussein

Through such qualitative initiatives, the College of Health and Medical Technologies reaffirms its status as an academic institution dedicated to preparing qualified health professionals and fulfilling its commitment to community service. By leveraging academic and scientific expertise to support volunteer work and enhance the readiness of health and service units, the College honors the sanctity of the Arba'een pilgrimage and reflects the refined image of academic institutions in performing their humanitarian and national duties.