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Ministry of VSA congratulates Health care practitioners on being sworn in.

February 21, 2016

Ministry of VSA congratulates Health care practitioners on being sworn in.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor, Emil Lee and by extension the entire Ministry would like to congratulate Devlin Alexander and Angeli Balani on being sworn in as Health Care Practitioners on Sint Maarten. Mr. Alexander took the oath as a Pharmacists Assistant and will be working at Simpson Bay Pharmacy. Ms. Balani took her oath as a Physical Therapist. With this first step these two health care professionals are moving forward to ensuring that the Sint Maarten population is provided with quality service and appropriate health care. All health care professionals practicing on Sint Maarten must be sworn in by the Governor and this has been mandated to the Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labour for certain instances.

Ministry of VSA congratulates Health care practitioners on being sworn in.

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