MY DREAM PROFESSION
After graduating
from the Marat Ospanov State Medical University
with a degree in pediatrics, Amankul Sabit came to work
in the village of Badamsha.
She was born and raised in the Turkestan region. Since childhood, the girl "treated dolls", fantasizing about how she would treat people when she grew up. An example for her was her mother, a nurse, and her father, a veterinarian.
After graduation, the girl entered the West Kazakhstan State Medical University named after Marat Ospanov in Aktobe.
- My student years flew by quickly. Studying at any medical university is always difficult, but interesting. And if a student passes the first three courses, then, most likely, he will graduate, " says Amankul Sabit.
From 2018 to 2020, already in the internship, she began her career as a nurse in the surgical department of the railway hospital in Aktobe. After receiving her diploma, she got a job as a pediatrician in the Irgiz district hospital, then in November 2020 she began working in the Kargaly District Hospital.
- Of course, like all novice specialists, I was a little worried, - says Amankul Sabit. - After all, individual work with patients involves a lot of responsibility, making independent decisions. In addition, there are many difficulties in the work of a pediatrician, since our contingent is small children who are not yet able to clearly explain what and how they have pain due to their age.
As Amankul Sabit said, now I often go to the reception
they bring children with symptoms of SARS. All patients are referred for tests. Without laboratory tests and tests, based on the symptoms alone, it is difficult to say that the child has a banal cold or a coronavirus infection. She sees 5-6 people a day, all with different problems.
"The first shift was more or less quiet," the young specialist adds.
- The district nurse Tamara Lubina helps me. This is a very experienced,
knowledgeable person, a true professional. In general, the staff is friendly and always try to help in everything.
- I would like all people to be happy and healthy, so that children do not get sick, and there is always a peaceful sky above us, - Amankul Bolatovna shared her cherished wishes.
She was born and raised in the Turkestan region. Since childhood, the girl "treated dolls", fantasizing about how she would treat people when she grew up. An example for her was her mother, a nurse, and her father, a veterinarian.
After graduation, the girl entered the West Kazakhstan State Medical University named after Marat Ospanov in Aktobe.
- My student years flew by quickly. Studying at any medical university is always difficult, but interesting. And if a student passes the first three courses, then, most likely, he will graduate, " says Amankul Sabit.
From 2018 to 2020, already in the internship, she began her career as a nurse in the surgical department of the railway hospital in Aktobe. After receiving her diploma, she got a job as a pediatrician in the Irgiz district hospital, then in November 2020 she began working in the Kargaly District Hospital.
- Of course, like all novice specialists, I was a little worried, - says Amankul Sabit. - After all, individual work with patients involves a lot of responsibility, making independent decisions. In addition, there are many difficulties in the work of a pediatrician, since our contingent is small children who are not yet able to clearly explain what and how they have pain due to their age.
As Amankul Sabit said, now I often go to the reception
they bring children with symptoms of SARS. All patients are referred for tests. Without laboratory tests and tests, based on the symptoms alone, it is difficult to say that the child has a banal cold or a coronavirus infection. She sees 5-6 people a day, all with different problems.
"The first shift was more or less quiet," the young specialist adds.
- The district nurse Tamara Lubina helps me. This is a very experienced,
knowledgeable person, a true professional. In general, the staff is friendly and always try to help in everything.
- I would like all people to be happy and healthy, so that children do not get sick, and there is always a peaceful sky above us, - Amankul Bolatovna shared her cherished wishes.