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Profil Poltekkes Kemenekes Gorontalo

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Introduction to Gorontalo and the institution

  • Gorontalo is described as a culturally rich province with natural beauty.
  • The video presents the Health Polytechnic (Poltekkes) of the Ministry of Health, Gorontalo as an institution committed to building the future of the nation’s health workforce.
  • Location: Jalan Taman Pendidikan No. 36, Gorontalo City
  • Established: 2007
  • Goal: become an excellent, competitive, and character-driven higher health education center.
  • The campus is positioned as an initiator of “Panita”—producing health professionals who are:
    • intelligent,
    • strong in character,
    • professional and competitive.

Institutional identity and mission

  • Only vocational higher education institution in the health sector in Gorontalo
  • Ownership & oversight:
    • fully owned by the Ministry of Health
    • technically guided by the Directorate General of Health Human Resources
  • Mandate: prepare professional, competent, ethical health care workers to support national health development.
  • Vision: become a superior, character-driven, innovative, technology-based health education institution aligned with the Three Dharma of higher education (Tridharma Perguruan Tinggi).

Five missions (explicitly outlined)

  1. Education: deliver high-quality, innovative higher education relevant to investments in health science and technology, including support for a Center of Excellence in Diabetes Mellitus management.
  2. Research: conduct innovative, technology-based research strengthening educational excellence—especially in non-communicable diseases, with a special focus on diabetes mellitus.
  3. Community service: provide superior, innovative community service supporting regional development and implementing leading-sector Dharma for real societal impact.
  4. Collaboration: build strategic national and international collaboration to strengthen the Three Dharma and advance the Center of Excellence.
  5. Governance & quality assurance: implement strong governance and a sustainable quality assurance system to drive institutional growth and continuous improvement.

Program offerings and departments

  • The institution claims to prepare work-ready graduates through:
    • five departments
    • eight study programs
  • Program levels: Diploma III through Applied Bachelor (Sarjana Terapan)
  • Study programs mentioned:
    • Applied Bachelor: Nursing, Midwifery, Nutrition, Environmental Sanitation
    • Diploma III: Nursing, Midwifery, Nutrition, Pharmacy

Department-specific training themes

  • Nursing
    • Focus on professional nursing services grounded in science plus empathy and dedication
    • Training for nurses skilled in medical handling and serving with compassion
  • Midwifery
    • Maternal and child health expertise
    • Emphasis on theory and direct practical experience across:
      • pregnancy → delivery → postpartum care
    • Produces midwives described as knowledgeable, skilled, and compassionate
  • Nutrition
    • How food affects health and how to design effective nutrition programs
    • Includes advanced labs and field practice to prepare graduates to build healthier future generations
  • Pharmacy
    • Pharmaceutical knowledge including:
      • compounding
      • identifying natural substances
      • managing availability
    • Produces graduates described as meticulous, innovative, responsible—ensuring safety and efficacy of health products
  • Environmental Sanitation
    • Preventing disease by maintaining and improving environmental health
    • Field methods for:
      • water quality
      • waste management
      • ensuring proper sanitation
    • Positioned as training “heroes” to keep the environment healthy for better life

Support resources and facilities

  • Human resources:
    • 85 lecturers
    • 23 educational laboratory technicians
    • 35 administrative staff
    • 29 non-civil servant government employees
  • Facilities/support mentioned:
    • an integrated health laboratory
    • representative classrooms
    • an accredited library
    • videotron, sports field, and food court
  • The video emphasizes that specific labs per department support in-depth practical work.

Laboratories listed by department

  • Nursing (labs mentioned)

    • basic nursing science groups & basic nursing
    • medical surgical nursing
    • maternity nursing
    • geriatric nursing
    • psychiatric nursing
    • community nursing
    • emergency and disaster management

  • Midwifery (9 labs mentioned)

    • basic midwifery skills laboratory
    • antenatal care
    • internal care (as transcribed)
    • perinatal care
    • neonates
    • infants and toddlers
    • reproductive health and family planning
    • parental education, counseling, and adolescence
    • pre-conception and inter-pregnancy period

  • Nutrition (8 labs mentioned)

    • food materials laboratory
    • chemistry
    • institutional food service systems management
    • food microbiology
    • nutritional status assessment
    • food service
    • culinary dietetics
    • nutrition education and counseling
    • organoleptic taste test (also listed among the labs)

  • Pharmacy (6 labs mentioned)

    • pharmaceutical laboratory
    • pharmaceutical preparation technology
    • pharmacognosy
    • pharmacology
    • chemistry
    • microbiology

  • Environmental Sanitation (6 labs mentioned)

    • environmental chemistry laboratory
    • environmental microbiology
    • physics and occupational health and safety
    • vector and pest control
    • workshop and computer

Achievement/character message at the end

  • The video closes by framing the institution’s achievements as evidence that it:
    • produces not only competent health personnel
    • but also high-achieving individuals with strong science and character-driven arts (wording as transcribed).

Methodology / instructional steps

  • No explicit step-by-step methodology is provided in the subtitles.
  • The closest structured framework is the Five-Mission plan, functioning as an institutional strategy:
    • Mission 1: High-quality, innovative education related to health science/technology + diabetes mellitus Center of Excellence support
    • Mission 2: Innovative, technology-based research focused on non-communicable diseases (especially diabetes mellitus)
    • Mission 3: Superior, innovative community service for regional development and real societal impact
    • Mission 4: National/international collaboration to strengthen Tridharma and advance the Center of Excellence
    • Mission 5: Strong governance + sustainable quality assurance for growth and continuous improvement

Speakers / sources featured

  • Masri (SKM, M.Kes) — Director of Poltekkes Kemenkes Gorontalo (spoken introduction/statement)
  • Music / non-verbal background audio — “[music]” segments (not a person)
  • No other named individuals are clearly identified in the provided subtitles.

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