A total of 146 nurses who graduated from FIK UMJ were sworn in
The Faculty of Nursing UMJ held the 2022-2023 Nursing Oath Ceremony at the Pewayangan Building, East Jakarta, Tuesday (17/10/2023). A total of 146 graduates were solemnly sworn in by the Dean of FIK UMJ, Miciko Umeda, S.Kep., Biomed., and Chaplains.
The Dean of FIK UMJ, Miciko Umeda, S.Kep., Biomed., gave the highest appreciation to the graduates for their perseverance in undergoing the professional stages. Miciko reported that in the National Nursing Competency Test, the 2022-2023 FIK UMJ Nursing Profession student pass rate reached 99.3%. This achievement is a reflection of the graduates' dedication and hard work in pursuing the highest quality in the nursing profession.
The swearing-in was witnessed directly by Member of the UMJ Daily Advisory Board Drs. Nandi Rahman, UMJ Chancellor Prof. Dr. Ma'mun Murod, M.Sc., Deputy Chancellor II Dr. Ir. Mutmainah, MM., Deputy Deans of FIK UMJ, Head of the Nursing Professional Study Program H. Ns. Maryanto, S, Kep., SH., Secretary of DPW PPNI (Indonesian National Nurses Association) DKI Jakarta Ns. Fitrian Rayarasi, M.Kep., Sp.KMB., FIK UMJ academics, and all parents of graduates.
Chancellor of the Muhammadiyah University of Jakarta (UMJ) Prof. Dr. Ma'mun Murod, M.Sc., in his speech said that the duties of nurses which are closely related to human values have the same breath as Muhammadiyah. The prominent Muhammadiyah da'wah movement is in the field of education. For example, education in Eastern Indonesia.
Muhammadiyah's seriousness in managing education can be seen from its accreditation. Therefore, Ma'mun appreciates FIK UMJ for maintaining its Superior title. Furthermore, in front of 146 proud FIK UMJ graduates, Ma'mun explained that nursing is a noble profession and an important pillar.
“Without nurses in hospitals, the treatment process will be difficult to carry out. "Work as a nurse is the most important pillar in improving the quality of health in Indonesia, and this is an important indicator in developing the humanitarian index," he said.
In line with this, BPH UMJ Member Drs. Nandi Rahman also said that this noble profession is quite difficult because it is related to human life. According to him, nurses who graduate from Muhammadiyah Aisyiyah College need to have three commitments, namely scientific, cadre and da'wah commitments.
"Firstly, scientific commitment, meaning that graduates do not stop gaining knowledge. Second, the cadre commitment, as a cadre of the Persyarikatan, continues Muhammadiyah's movement wherever it is. "The third commitment is to preach Islam and Muhammadiyah, meaning that apart from serving as nurses, graduates must also preach, convey the vision and mission of Islam and the vision and mission of Muhammadiyah," he said.
NS. Muthia Mila Nissa, S.Kep., with a score of 3.98, admitted that she was happy and did not expect to get the highest GPA score. According to him, the campus provided enormous support while Muthia studied at FIK UMJ.
"Initially becoming a nurse was not my dream, but I am grateful because I am in the FIK UMJ environment which is very supportive in terms of facilities and guidance from lecturers so that I am more confident in what I am doing," said Muthia when asked for information after the event.
This Nurse Professional Oath Taking Ceremony is clear evidence of UMJ's commitment to producing graduates who are ready to provide high quality nursing services to the community. Academics and clinicians from FIK UMJ also take part and contribute to the development of the nursing field.
This was acknowledged by the Secretary of DPW PPNI DKI Jakarta H. Ns. Maryanto, S, Kep., SH., stated that UMJ was the leader's warehouse. “UMJ is a candra crater in the face for PPNI. Almost all thought structures in PPNI, both DPP and DPW, are mostly Muhammadiyah cadres. Likewise in clinics. UMJ graduates are far from negative news. "Many work in government hospitals with the best services," he said.
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