G Kuppuswamy Naidu Memorial Hospital (GKNM) commemorated its 71st Founders Day on Saturday with a grand celebration attended by esteemed guests and healthcare professionals. The event, held at the hospital premises, highlighted the institution’s commitment to providing exceptional healthcare services while emphasizing the importance of ethics and continuous learning.
The welcome address was delivered by Dr. Ragupathy Veluswamy, the Chief Executive Officer of GKNM Hospital, who expressed his gratitude to all attendees and highlighted the hospital’s achievements and growth over the years.
The presidential address was given by Pathy, President of KNC Trust, where he emphasized the noble service rendered by doctors and healthcare workers. He commended their dedication to working with the “life and soul” of people, contrasting it with working with inanimate objects. Pathy stressed the need for continuous learning and the importance of demonstrating high ethical standards and relentless, intelligent efforts in the medical field. He also emphasized the significance of mental health and the integration of personal goals with larger institutional goals.
Suresh, President and Head for ZF Region India, served as the Chief Guest at the event. He presented the Distinguished Service Awards and Performance Excellence Awards, acknowledging the outstanding contributions of healthcare professionals who excelled in their respective fields.
Gopinath, Vice President of KNC Trust, presented the Meritorious Service Awards, recognizing individuals who demonstrated exceptional dedication and commitment in their roles at the hospital.
In his vote of thanks, Dr. Manoharan, Chief Medical Officer of GKNM Hospital, highlighted the importance of choice and autonomy in the workplace. He praised the hospital as a place where employees can find joy in their work and expressed gratitude to Dr. Ragupathy Veluswamy for his efforts in recognizing and rewarding the healthcare workers. Dr. Manoharan extended appreciation to the clinical department workers for their tireless efforts and the non-clinical staff for their valuable support.
The event was successfully organized with the assistance of 130 volunteers who dedicated their time and efforts to ensure its smooth execution.
The celebration of GKNM Hospital’s 71st Founders Day served as a platform to acknowledge the hospital’s achievements, promote excellence in healthcare, and highlight the significance of ethics and personal growth in the medical profession.
