HOC MAI VIET NAM CLUB

HOC MAI VIET NAM CLUB

Students and healthcare professionals who have participated in Hoc Mai program.
Lecturers at medical universities and hospital leaders who are interested in, supportive, and want to join in the advisory board
Individuals with capabilities and enthusiasm to contribute to the Vietnamese medical field.

OBJECTIVE

Effective selection process

Establish an explicit selection procedures, evaluate based on quality criteria and social commitment.

Networking and support

Create a network of alumni to share experiences and resources.

Organize events and training to support new students.

Community healthcare

Support community healthcare projects, especially in disadvantaged areas.

Encourage alumni to participate in community healthcare activities.

Improve medical research

Encourage innovation and creativity in the medical field.

We believe that unity and support can strengthen and shape a prosperous future for Vietnamese healthcare, serving the community effectively.

CORE VALUE

Publicity

Explicitness

Professionlism

MISSION

The Hoc Mai Viet Nam Club is under Hoc Mai The Australia-Vietnam Medical Foundation and acts as a bridge between students, partners, and the Hoc Mai Foundation Council. It's a community of Hoc Mai scholarship recipients who are close-knit, support each other in studies, life, self-improvement process, and contribute to the development in community healthcare.

VISION

Build an honest and passionate community of Hoc Mai alumni, aiming to enhance the workforce capacity and improve healthcare quality for Vietnamese people by providing scholarships and connecting with international expertises.

CASE STUDY

Minh Hang Duong, MD, MSc

Pasteur Institute in Ho Chi Minh City

Nguyen Van Dinh, MD, Ph.D

Vinmec Hospital

College of Health Sciences, VinUniversiy

OUR ACTIVITIES

The Hoc Mai Viet Nam Club is under Hoc Mai The Australia-Vietnam Medical Foundation and acts as a bridge between students, partners, and the Hoc Mai Foundation Council. It's a community of Hoc Mai scholarship recipients who are close-knit, support each other in studies, life, self-improvement process, and contribute to the development in community healthcare.