Director of school: Shukurov Xikmatulla Izatovich
| Reception days: |
From 9.00 a.m. till 5.00 p.m. on Monday-Saturdays |
| Phone number: |
+998 (99) 723 67 87 |
| E-mail: | k.texnikum@mail.ru |
| Address: |
221 Omar Khayyam, Kattakurgan city |
HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL
The Kattakurgan Public Health Technical School named after Abu ali ibn Sina was established based on Decree No. 1001-R of the former Council of Ministers dated May 6, 1966, in the building of the former boarding school starting from July 26, 1966. Initially, 60 students were admitted to the "Nursing" specialty. Subsequently, departments for "Midwifery," "Pediatric Nursing," "Dentistry," and "Pharmacy" were opened, and to date, the institution has trained numerous mid-level medical professionals.
In accordance with Resolution No. 253 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated June 12, 2001, titled "On Measures to Improve the Structure of Secondary Vocational Education," the building of Vocational School No. 7 in Kattaqo‘rg‘on was renovated. Based on Order No. 159 of the Samarqand Regional Secondary Vocational Education Administration dated August 30, 2003, and Decision No. 805-K of the Kattaqo‘rg‘on City Administration dated October 9, 2003, the building was transferred to the Medical College. Starting in 2004, it was commissioned for use as a medical college with a capacity of 1,200 students. Pursuant to Presidential Decree No. PF-5812 of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated September 6, 2019, titled "On Additional Measures to Further Improve the Vocational Education System," the Kattaqo‘rg‘on Medical College was granted the status of the Kattakurgan Public Health Technical School named after Abu Ali ibn Sina.
The Kattakurgan Abu Ali ibn Sino Public Health Technical School offers programs in "Nursing," "General Medicine," "Dentistry," and "Pharmacy," with over 1,200 students from various regions of Uzbekistan studying in these departments. The technical school comprises three academic buildings, a dormitory accommodating 400 students, a cafeteria with a capacity of 300, and a library with a reading room for 100 people, all fully operational. Furthermore, it is no exaggeration to say that the institution's prestige is further enhanced by its graduates who have become compassionate doctors and scholars serving the nation. Notable alumni include Shavkat Izayev, a Candidate of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor, and cardiologist at the Samarqand Regional Cardiology Center; Nurali Eronov, a Candidate of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor, and doctor in the Samarqand Regional Traumatology Department; Mayri Ganiyeva, an inspector at the Samarqand Regional Healthcare Department; M.A. Hasanova, a Candidate of Medical Sciences and forensic medical expert in Tashkent; D.F. Nurullayeva, who served as Deputy Chief Physician of the Kattaqo‘rg‘on City Medical Association; gynecologists R. Kholova, N. Normurodova, and M. Hamroqulova; pediatrician Kh. Otaniyozova; infectious disease specialist O. Khalilov; surgeon D. Osarov; O.Kh. Qobulov, who served as Chief Physician of Ingichka town; Dora Yunayeva and Alexandra Akhminova, working as hospital nurses in the USA; and Mira Katayeva and Svetlana Niyozova, working as hospital nurses in Israel—all of whom acquired their professional skills at the Kattaqo‘rg‘on Medical Technical School.
Throughout the academic year, the academic staff of school undertake numerous initiatives to provide students with in-depth knowledge, prepare them as specialists meeting modern demands, and broadly implement the objectives outlined in documents such as the Republic of Uzbekistan’s “Law on Education,” the “National Program for Personnel Training,” and the “State Program for Healthcare System Reform.” The technical school, together with its training bases, has a total of 139 classrooms, of which 109 are located in the school’s academic buildings and 30 in the city medical association. Additionally, the school has established 16 clinical simulation rooms.
SPIRITUAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
To ensure the high effectiveness of the educational process, foster students’ initiative, encourage their pursuit of scientific research, and enhance their creative skills, the “Center for Talented Children” has been established at the technical school. Lists of talented students have been compiled for each department, and programs and plans for working with exceptional students in various subjects have been developed. The “Talented Girls Club” has been created, and its members actively participate in activities related to science, literature, education, culture, and art. Specifically, competitions such as “Zakovat” (Intellect), “Orasta Qizlar” (Graceful Girls), “Barhayot An’analar” (Living Traditions), “Navruz and Values,” “Best Reader,” “Quvnoqlar va Zukkolar” (Merry and Witty), and “Amir Temur Avlodlari” (Descendants of Amir Temur) are organized with the participation of talented students. Information on the presentation of work carried out within the collaboration between Samarkand State Medical University and Kattakurgan Abu Ali ibn Sino Public Health Technical School, as well as the event held on the theme “Rector and Youth.”
COLLABORATION WITH SAMARKAND STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
In the new era of
Uzbekistan’s development, advancing the fields of education and science,
improving the educational process, training qualified personnel in educational
institutions that meet global standards, and elevating large-scale reforms in
the education sector to a new level have become priorities. In this regard,
developing cooperation between public health technical schools and higher
education institutions, as well as further strengthening their integration,
holds significant importance. Indeed, today, the education and training
provided to students in professional educational institutions, along with the
expectations and attention given to educators, are steadily increasing. At
Kattakurgan Abu Ali ibn Sino Public Health Technical School, extensive efforts
are being made in this direction.
The educational process at the technical school aims to foster independent and free thinking among young students, shape their mindset, strengthen ideological education, and instill loyalty to our homeland. It also seeks to improve the educational and upbringing process, promote national ideology, and enhance the effectiveness of spiritual and educational activities. Within the framework of “Spirituality Day,” dedicated to “Promoting National Ideology and Enhancing the Effectiveness of Spiritual and Educational Activities,” high-level spiritual and educational events are organized. Specifically, these events focus on thoroughly explaining the essence of the works, speeches, and addresses of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the priority directions of current state policy, large-scale reforms, and the significance of adopted legal documents. “Independence Lessons” and events are held to shape the ideological and political awareness of youth, promote interethnic harmony, religious tolerance, the invaluable impact of independence on every generation, its value, and the continuity of traditions across generations.
EDUCATIONAL AND METHODOLOGICAL WORKS
The educational process at the technical school is conducted based on the following approved documents for each course and specialization:
- Qualification Characteristics;
- State Education Standards;
- Standard Curriculum;
- Working Curriculum;
- Teaching material packages developed in accordance with Order No. 465 of the Minister of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated September 4, 2020, are created and implemented in the educational process.
During the teaching process, the following technical resources are available: A telecommunication system is established, allowing video films, presentations, multimedia programs, lectures, and practical sessions to be displayed via televisions connected to a central computer.
Technical School Library:
- The library holds over 34,000 educational materials in English, Uzbek, and Russian languages.
- The electronic library includes textbooks, atlases, study guides, methodological manuals, and more.
Eight computers connected to the internet are available for students to access new information related to their subjects.
SCIENTIFIC-RESEARCH WORKS
The scientific-research activities of the technical school focus on educating the younger generation in the spirit of loyalty to the ideals of independence, fostering their legal culture, and addressing various aspects of modern medical science.
All faculty members of the technical school actively participate in its scientific-research activities.
Over the past three years, the faculty of the technical school has published more than 20 scientific works, including 6 textbooks, 8 study guides, and over 40 articles in leading national and international journals.
Sixteen clinical simulation rooms have been established at the technical school.
