Ana G. Méndez University (AGMU), South Florida Campus, and Miami Dade College (MDC), Medical Campus, signed an agreement in Miami that will allow MDC graduates to pursue master’s degrees in science in Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner and a doctoral degree in Nursing Practice at AGMU.
The agreement includes outreach to students and faculty, as well as the coordination of job fairs, community health initiatives, and academic conferences for professional development.
“This agreement strengthens our mission to open pathways for academic growth for healthcare professionals in South Florida,” said Dr. José F. Méndez Méndez, President of AGMU.
Both institutions also established a joint committee to facilitate communication and coordinate initiatives between campuses, with the goal of encouraging students to further their education and strengthening the preparation of nurses qualified to take on responsibilities in the healthcare sector.
The signing ceremony was attended by leaders from both institutions, including Dr. Ron Winston, Dean of Health Sciences at MDC; Dr. Andrés Caiaffa, Director of Nursing at AGMU; Dr. Alwyn Leiba, President of the MDC Medical Campus; Dr. José F. Méndez Méndez, President of AGMU; Dr. Luis Javier Delgado, Vice President of Operations at AGMU; and Ms. Syndia Nazario, Associate Vice President of Government Affairs and Institutional Relations at AGMU.
Ana G. Méndez University y Miami Dade College Medical Campus firman acuerdo para impulsar estudios en enfermería
Ana G. Méndez University (AGMU), South Florida Campus, y Miami Dade College (MDC), Medical Campus, firmaron en Miami un acuerdo que permitirá a los graduados de MDC continuar estudios de maestría en Science in Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner y de doctorado en Nursing Practice en AGMU.
El acuerdo contempla su divulgación entre estudiantes y docentes, así como la Coordinación de ferias de empleo, actividades comunitarias de salud y conferencias académicas para el desarrollo profesional.
Las partes también crearon un comité en ambas instituciones para facilitar la comunicación y coordinar las iniciativas entre los campus, con el fin de motivar a los estudiantes a continuar su carrera y fortalecer la preparación de enfermeros capacitados para asumir responsabilidades en el sector de la salud.
“Este acuerdo fortalece nuestra misión de abrir caminos de crecimiento académico para los profesionales de la salud en el sur de la Florida”, afirmó el Dr. José F. Méndez Méndez, presidente de AGMU.
