UNS – The Faculty of Medicine (FK) at UNS Surakarta has released a new batch of specialist doctors. The graduation took place on Thursday (20/3/2025). In this March 2025 period, FK UNS officially graduated seven PPDS participants. The ceremony was held in person at the FK UNS Auditorium and broadcast live on the FK UNS YouTube channel.
Distinguished Guests and Academic Achievements
Prof. Dr. Fitria Rahmawati, S.Si, M.Si., Vice Rector for Academic and Research Affairs at UNS, attended the event. Prof. Dr. Reviono, dr., Sp.P(K)., Dean of FK UNS, and the vice deans of FK UNS were also present. Dr. Diah Kurnia Mirawati, dr., Sp.S(K), Deputy Director for Education and Research at UNS Hospital, participated in the event. Dr. Muhammad Husen Prabowo, dr., MPH, and the heads of PPDS study programs at FK UNS also joined the event.
Dr. Eti Poncorini, dr., M.Pd., Vice Dean for Academic and Research Affairs at FK UNS, delivered the academic report. She stated that FK UNS has graduated 2.024 specialist doctors since its establishment in 1976. These graduates work across Indonesia, bringing their expertise to various institutions. They contribute to healthcare services, education, research, and specialist roles in government, private sectors, and the military (TNI/POLRI).
Graduates and Their Achievements
Seven graduates completed their studies in this period. Three came from the Pediatrics Study Program, three from Cardiology and Vascular Medicine, and one from Psychiatry. Among them, Sofia Kusumadewi, dr., Sp. J. P., graduated from the Cardiology and Vascular Medicine Study Program. She achieved the highest Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3,87. Meanwhile, Safitri Tia Tampy, dr., Sp. A., was the youngest graduate in this ceremony. She completed the Pediatrics Study Program at 29 years and 10 months old.
In his speech, FK UNS Dean Prof. Reviono emphasized the importance of professionalism. He reminded newly appointed specialist doctors to uphold it in their medical careers. He highlighted integrity and professionalism as the fundamental values instilled throughout their education.
“Professionalism comprises several key components, including competence, responsibility, and patient safety, which are essential aspects of medical ethics. Additionally, having a strong and positive professional network is crucial for continuous learning and career development,” he stated.
The March 2025 PPDS graduation, held after UNS’s 49th Dies Natalis, marked a special occasion. Prof. Fitria expressed her hope that graduates would uphold UNS’s esteemed reputation. She emphasized that their dedication as specialist doctors reflects humanitarian values and contributes to society.
“May the knowledge gained, hard work, and commitment of our graduates bring benefits, blessings, and significant contributions to society. We hope all specialist doctors dedicate themselves wholeheartedly to their profession. They must uphold noble character and ethics to enhance UNS’s reputation,” Prof. Fitria concluded.
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