Six Female Attendants From Sassoon Hospital Felicitated For Their Selfless Service
Pune, August 16, 2021: Six female attendants from Sassoon Hospital were felicitated and awarded with ‘Utkrushta Seva Sanman Puraskar’ organized by Amanora Yess Foundation for their selfless service at B.J. Medical College, Pune yesterday.
The awards in its 3rd year felicitated six female attendants including Lata Dasture, Kamal Lot, Nita Shinde, Shobha Solanki, Deepali Kamble and Afrin Shaikh who have been working at the Sassoon hospital for the past many years. These attendants were selected on the basis of their contribution and work at the hospital and were presented with Rs, 11,000 along with a shawl, saree and a trophy in presence of the Chief Guest, Dr. Satish Sakore.
Medical practitioners and superintendents from B.J. Medical College including Dr Murlidhar Tambe, Dean, Dr. Samir Joshi, Dr. Rajesh Karyakarte, Dr. Ajay Taware, Dr. Vijay Jadhao, Sunita Khatgaonkar and Ganesh Badadare were present at the event. The programme was anchored by Vivek Kulkarni of Amanora Yess Foundation.
Amanora Yess Foundation accordingly also presented a scholarship of Rs 15,000 and certificates to three underprivileged girl students, who study nursing in the college at the program. The girl students included Nikita Ghendule of first year, Rohini Havrange of third year and Ragini Pandit of fourth year.
Through the initiative, the Amanora Yess Foundation since past 3 years has felicitated 18 female attendants and nine girl students at the college.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Satish Sakore said, “Just like the doctors, all the nursing staff and other attendants also play an important role in the medical field. These attendants are a backbone of the doctors and their felicitation is important.”
Dr. Murlidhar Tambe said, “The job of the nursing staff and attendants is emotional and back-breaking and for that they need to get credit they deserve. I am thankful to Amanora for all its support.”
