McPherson University Inducts Nursing Graduates with a Call to Action

McPherson University Inducts Nursing Graduates with a Call to Action

McPherson University Inducts Nursing Graduates with a Call to Action

The 2nd Nursing Induction Ceremony was held at McPherson University, marking a significant milestone for the Phoenix Class of 2025.

The ceremony featured a heartfelt and inspiring valedictory address by Nurse Irene Oluwaseyi Salau, the best graduating student from the Faculty of Nursing.

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Nurse Salau delivered a passionate speech, emphasizing the challenges and triumphs of their nursing journey. She declared, "We didn't just learn about Florence Nightingale—we became her," highlighting their commitment to compassionate care and excellence.

Salau urged her peers to be leaders, advocates, and changemakers in the healthcare system, emphasizing the importance of integrating nurses into national development strategies.

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Experts called for urgent health sector reforms, including improved working conditions and compensation for nurses. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Francis Igbasan, specifically advocated for a special salary scale for nurses to address the increasing migration of nurses from Nigeria .

McPherson University's commitment to healthcare education is evident in its rigorous training programs, equipping students with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in the nursing profession. The university's induction ceremony marked a significant moment for the graduates, who were encouraged to uphold professional standards, pursue continuous learning, and demonstrate empathy and critical thinking in their practice .