Department of Medical Rehabilitation Technologies for Prosthetics

College of Medical Rehabilitation Techniques and Prosthetics Organizes Training Course on Electronic Payment and Streamlining Government ProceduresDetails:The College of Medical Rehabilitation Techniques and Prosthetics conducted a three-day training course focused on the significance of Electronic Payment (E-payment) and its pivotal role in facilitating government procedures and daily life. The course was attended by several students and staff members.The sessions explored the mechanisms of utilizing Mastercards for financial services as a modern alternative to cash transactions. Discussions highlighted how this shift contributes to reducing time and effort, while providing enhanced flexibility for transportation and travel-related services.Additionally, the course addressed the necessary precautions when using these digital services, emphasizing the importance of adhering to security measures and exercising caution to ensure the safe and effective use of modern financial technologies.Zaid Al-Salami Head of Media and Government Communications Department at the College

College of Medical Rehabilitation Techniques and Prosthetics Organizes Workshop on the Importance of Archiving Documents and RecordsDetails: As part of the scientific activities for the faculty at the College of Medical Rehabilitation Techniques and Prosthetics / Department of Medical Rehabilitation, a scientific workshop was held titled "The Importance of Archiving Documents and Records," presented by Dr. Karrar Hussain Abualsood.The workshop addressed the significance of organizing and preserving documents using modern methods to ensure easy access and long-term protection. It also highlighted:The role of archiving in supporting administrative and academic workflows.Improving institutional performance efficiency.Modern techniques for record management.The session saw active engagement from the attendees, who emphasized the importance of such activities in developing the skills of teaching, administrative, and technical staff.Zaid Al-Salami Head of Government Media and Communications Department at the College

President of Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University Attends (ESNSD2026) Research Sessions with Participation from College DeanDetails: The President of Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Professor Dr. Hassan Lateef Al-Zubaidi, attended the research discussion sessions of the 1st International Scientific Conference on Engineering Sciences for Sustainable Development (ESNSD2026). The conference was held in partnership with Erbil Polytechnic University, featuring extensive local and international participation.Additionally, Professor Dr. Fares Mohammed Al-Juaifari, Dean of the College of Medical Rehabilitation Techniques and Prosthetics, participated in the conference activities. The event focused on the latest scientific and applied research supporting sustainable development.The sessions featured in-depth scientific interventions and underscored the critical role of scientific research in crafting practical solutions that contribute to the development of various sectors.

College of Medical Rehabilitation Techniques and Prosthetics Hosts Workshop on Work-Based Training (WBT) and the "Tawasul" ProjectDetails: The Rehabilitation, Employment, and Follow-up Unit at the college organized a training workshop titled "Implementing Work-Based Training (WBT) Programs and the Tawasul Project." The session was presented by Instructor Wannas Mohammed Wannas, in the presence of the Assistant Dean for Scientific and Student Affairs, Assistant Professor Dr. Aqeel Salem, with participation from various students and staff members.The workshop aimed to enhance the understanding of work-based training and bridge the gap between educational outcomes and labor market requirements. Key focus areas included:Identifying essential professional skills.Developing effective communication techniques.Understanding evaluation and assessment mechanisms.The event featured practical applications and direct discussions, concluding with an emphasis on the vital role of the "Tawasul" (Communication) Project in developing student skills and preparing them for future career opportunities.Zaid Al-Salami Head of Government Media and Communications Department at the College

College of Medical Rehabilitation Technologies and Prosthetics Organizes a Scientific Workshop on D-Dimer TestingUnder the patronage of the Dean of the College of Medical Rehabilitation Technologies and Prosthetics, Professor Dr. Fares Mohammed Al-Jaifari, the college held a scientific workshop titled: "The Clinical Role of D-Dimer in Patients Within Medical Rehabilitation Programs."The workshop, supervised by Lecturer Shaima Al-Hamami, targeted college students with the aim of bolstering their practical skills and bridging the gap between laboratory findings and clinical manifestations. The sessions focused on the diagnostic significance of D-Dimer in detecting blood clots and its critical implications for tailoring rehabilitation protocols. The event witnessed an exceptional level of engagement and interaction from the students.Zaid Al-Salami Head of Government Media and Communications Division

Details:Professor Dr. Fares Mohammed Al-Jaifari, Dean of the College of Medical Rehabilitation Technologies and Prosthetics, honored the top-ranking students in the Departments of Medical Rehabilitation Technologies and Prosthetics, as well as Prosthetics and Orthotic Technologies, for both the morning and evening study programs for the first semester.The recognition was awarded to the following students: Sarra Abbas Karim, Huda Saleh Sahib, Ali Murtadha Abdul Amir, and Zahraa Adel Hassan.The Dean affirmed that this recognition is intended to promote academic excellence and to encourage students to sustain their high level of achievement.Zaid Al-SalamiHead of the Media and Government Communication Division at the College