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- ...rs in Medicine and BeyondBeing an alumnus of the University of Gondar (UoG) is more than holding a degree it is carrying forward a legacy of excellence, res...
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- ...a special Alumni day to reconnect with Alumni community. The event will take place on 18th of July 2025 at University of Gondar. This event is an excellent oppor...
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- By Tewodros Abebaw Chekol in the group UoG Alumni for University AutonomyGroup Description:Welcome to the UoG Alumni for University Autonomy group! This space is dedicated to alumni who are passionate about helping the University...
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- By Abrham FantuHappy 70th Anniversary, to my university and the community of Gondar, am so happy to this success and 70 years of academic excellence, let us continue to stay connected, support one another, and give back to the institution that has given us so much.
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- 🏆 Celebrating Excellence! 🏆Who among the University of Gondar's distinguished alumni has made the greatest impact in their field? Whether in medicine, engineering...
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Medical Doctor graduate dedicated to patient care, clinical excellence,leadershipskill and lifelong learning. Passionate about serving the community and growing as a compassionate and skilled physician.
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Dr. Kassaye Demeke Altaye is an Associate professor of emergency and critical care medicine at the University of Gondar. He also holds an MSc in clinical epidemiology and has extensive experience in resource-limited settings, focusing on patient care and clinical research, particularly in clinical trials and implementation science. His work emphasizes improving emergency and critical care practices in challenging environments. He is an experienced academician and clinician dealing daily with acutely ill patients with trauma, infectious diseases, acute complications of non-communicable disease, and acute presentations of neglected tropical diseases like snake bites and leishmaniasis. He had coached and mentored more than 100 medical students, more than 50 different specialty residents, and MSc students. He had done a lot of quality improvement projects at the University of Gondar Comprehensive Specialized Hospital as an emergency and critical care service director. This quality improvement project had improved mortality from 4% to 1.2%, lowered 24-hour stays from 60% to less than 10%, and reduced triage time to less than 5 minutes. He had also developed an undergraduate competency-based medical curriculum and a curriculum for specialization in emergency and critical care medicine, which had guaranteed 6 specialities in 2026 and counting on.
