Never forget that!" He added that they should be compassionate towards others, enjoy empathy, practice with love and loyalty to the profession, and provide care to people at the most vulnerable moments of their lives, as they are not just attending to patients, but to someone's parent, sibling, children, or spouse.
Next, Dr. Kyle Satoshi, now a doctor, thanked the UAG School of Medicine for the opportunity to make her dream come true and that of her classmates. She took the opportunity to congratulate them on this great achievement and encouraged them not to forget the lessons they have learned.
"This day marks the culmination of years of hard work, sacrifice, and perseverance, and I am proud to have shared this journey with all of you," she affirmed.
Finally, the diplomas were awarded, and then Dr. Miranda Robledo Amezcua, UAG Academic Director, administered the Hippocratic Oath to the new doctors.
Throughout its 88-year history, UAG has educated over 140,000 successful graduates who have transformed the world, some of whom have completed the International Medicine Program.