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The Board Chairman of the National Ambulance Service (NAS), Nana Baffour Kotei Kutin Sraman II, Bremahene, has paid a working visit to the Paramedic and Emergency Care Training School (PECTS), Nkenkaasu, to observe the recently concluded promotion interviews and assess the state of facilities at the institution.
The visit provided an opportunity for the Board Chairman to observe the promotion interview process, underscoring the importance of professionalism, fairness and career progression in strengthening the Service’s human resource capacity.
Beyond the interviews, he inspected the school’s facilities to gain firsthand insight into the state of the infrastructure and the general learning environment. The assessment forms part of efforts to ensure that the institution is adequately positioned to support quality emergency medical training and the development of skilled personnel for the Service.
As a key institution in the training of emergency medical professionals, PECTS–Nkenkaasu remains central to NAS’s commitment to building a competent, professional and responsive workforce capable of delivering timely and quality prehospital emergency care to the people of Ghana.
The visit reinforces the importance of institutional oversight, staff development and continuous attention to training infrastructure in advancing the mandate of the National Ambulance Service.
