On February 27th, we take a moment to thank and appreciate the amazing people who dedicate their lives to helping others – the angels in white blouses.
So, let us not forget the heroes who have been the backbone of our healthcare system – the Vietnamese healthcare professionals. Not only throughout the ongoing battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, but also at every single hospital, they stand tall, and never fail to be ready at all times to provide care and comfort to those in need.
To the Vietnamese healthcare professionals who have been the guardians of our health, we would like to express our deepest gratitude. Your sacrifices, tireless efforts shine brightly, inspiring the next generation to follow in your noble footsteps.
And here in VinUniversity, there are also people who will soon be those frontline heroes. It's like a training ground for the future heroes of our healthcare system. Inside the College of Health Sciences, students and teachers are learning about how to take care of people and make them feel better.
To the students at CHS, we see the hours you spend studying and practicing. Your love for learning and wanting to help others is what we will always treasure. To the teachers at CHS, a big thank you. You are helping to shape the next generation of Vietnamese healthcare workers. Your support and teachings are making a big difference in the world.
As we celebrate Vietnamese Doctors' Day, let's also honor the bright future waiting inside the College of Health Sciences. The students and teachers there are not just students and teachers – they're the future heroes who will make a big impact on our communities.
A big shoutout to all the people in the healthcare sector, both now and in the future. May your kindness know no bounds, your skills stay strong, and your dedication to helping others never waver. Happy Vietnamese Doctors' Day, and here's to the future heroes at the College of Health Sciences – may your journey be full of meaning, happiness, and the joy of making people healthy.
Sincerely,
VinUnians
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