Bellavista Hospital Certified as Teaching Headquarters for Health Sciences Undergraduate Program

The II-E Bellavista Hospital, located in the San Martin region, has been certified as a Teaching Headquarters of the National System of Articulation of Teaching-Service and Research in Undergraduate Health (Sinapres) through Regional Committee Resolution No. 003-2025. This achievement aims to promote professional training in the process of teaching, respecting the dignity of people and the rights of patients. The hospital will now serve as a hub for undergraduate and internship health sciences students from various universities in the country, strengthening their capabilities and providing them with quality care.

Key Takeaways:

  • The II-E Bellavista Hospital has been certified as a Teaching Headquarters of Sinapres, a program that aims to provide high-quality training for health sciences students.
  • The hospital will serve as a hub for undergraduate and internship health sciences students from various universities in the country, promoting professional training and collaboration.
  • The certification was achieved through Regional Committee Resolution No. 003-2025, which recognized the hospital's meeting of the required criteria and standards.
  • The hospital will join three other undergraduate health teaching sites in the San Martin region, including the hospitals of Rioja, Tarapoto, and Bellavista.
  • The certification was received by the hospital's director, Juan Haemmerle Vasquez, and the director of the Huallaga Central Health Services Management Office (Ogess), Augusto Nolasco Aguirre.
  • The San Martin region has made significant progress in establishing undergraduate health teaching sites, with the Bellavista Hospital becoming a regional and national benchmark in academic training.

Statistics:

  • The certification is valid for five years.
  • The hospital will serve as a hub for undergraduate and internship health sciences students from various universities in the country.
  • The San Martin region has three undergraduate health teaching sites: Rioja, Tarapoto, and Bellavista hospitals.
  • The resolution was delivered by Erika Milagros Vargas Angulo, the regional director of Health.
  • The certification is a significant achievement for the San Martin region, which has made progress in establishing undergraduate health teaching sites.

Sources:

  • Regional Committee Resolution No. 003-2025
  • Erika Milagros Vargas Angulo, regional director of Health
  • Augusto Nolasco Aguirre, director of the Huallaga Central Health Services Management Office (Ogess)
  • Juan Haemmerle Vasquez, director of the II-E Bellavista Hospital
  • Contify.com, "Bellavista Hospital Certified as Teaching Headquarters for Health Sciences Undergraduate Program" (no date)