On 09/28, Dr. Ana Carolina Puga, MSc gave a lecture at the Uninter higher education institution on the topic: “The Struggle and Pioneering Spirit of Aesthetic Biomedicine.” The event was free and included a certificate.
The Uninter Biomedicine Academic Center (CABUN) was responsible for organizing the lecture, and moderation was handled by the Biomedicine Coordinator, Benísio Neto. During the opening, he talks about the history of Nepuga/FAPUGA with the university.
“I really wanted to thank you for accepting CABUN's invitation, because it all started with them. Oh, and I wanted to make a little joke, obviously, saying that there are three Nepuga daughters who are professors here at the institution, so I think in the next hirings I'll even put in the job posting the requirement of having attended Nepuga, because I see that both students and professors always come through there,” says Coordinator Benísio Neto.
Dr. Ana says she is happy about the recognition and that even for internal hires, it is hard to find professionals who don't opt for entrepreneurship, since this is the biggest area of expansion for Aesthetic Biomedical Professionals.
Aesthetic Biomedicine as a Modern Era
With a decade since this profession was recognized, reached in 2021, more and more undergraduates dream of the specialization in Aesthetic Biomedicine, which is now considered part of modern biomedicine.
With about 130 students in attendance, the lecture surfaced insights about biomedicine in Brazil and the job market in the field of Aesthetic Biomedicine. And above all, how this has created many opportunities for biomedical professionals.
“My fight for Aesthetic Biomedicine represented one part of biomedicine in the sense of opening more fields for biomedical professionals. But in truth, as a biomedical professional, I want to see all areas of biomedicine succeeding, growing, and being valued,” says Dr. Ana Carolina Puga.
Advice About Aesthetic Biomedicine
Students at the higher education institution, which uses the EAD (distance learning) model, were able to hear the experience of the mother of Aesthetic Biomedicine on the process of getting the qualification recognized by the professional council, and to be inspired by the passion she shows for the field.
The event lasted about 3 hours on Meet and allowed participants to submit their main questions, which were answered live by Dr. Ana.
In addition, amid the experiences shared and the audience's thanks, the closing included the professional's advice for the next generation of biomedical professionals currently in training:
“My greatest motivation for being with you until this hour is to be able to touch each of your hearts and make you awaken to something that will be good and make sense for your life. Because it's only good if it makes sense, and Aesthetic Biomedicine is what made sense to me”, concludes Dr. Ana Carolina Puga, MSc.
On 09/28, Dr. Ana Carolina Puga, MSc gave a lecture at the Uninter higher education institution on the topic: “The Struggle and Pioneering Spirit of Aesthetic Biomedicine.” The event was free and included a certificate.
The Uninter Biomedicine Academic Center (CABUN) was responsible for organizing the lecture, and moderation was handled by the Biomedicine Coordinator, Benísio Neto. During the opening, he talks about the history of Nepuga/FAPUGA with the university.
“I really wanted to thank you for accepting CABUN's invitation, because it all started with them. Oh, and I wanted to make a little joke, obviously, saying that there are three Nepuga daughters who are professors here at the institution, so I think in the next hirings I'll even put in the job posting the requirement of having attended Nepuga, because I see that both students and professors always come through there,” says Coordinator Benísio Neto.
Dr. Ana says she is happy about the recognition and that even for internal hires, it is hard to find professionals who don't opt for entrepreneurship, since this is the biggest area of expansion for Aesthetic Biomedical Professionals.
Aesthetic Biomedicine as a Modern Era
With a decade since this profession was recognized, reached in 2021, more and more undergraduates dream of the specialization in Aesthetic Biomedicine, which is now considered part of modern biomedicine.
With about 130 students in attendance, the lecture surfaced insights about biomedicine in Brazil and the job market in the field of Aesthetic Biomedicine. And above all, how this has created many opportunities for biomedical professionals.
“My fight for Aesthetic Biomedicine represented one part of biomedicine in the sense of opening more fields for biomedical professionals. But in truth, as a biomedical professional, I want to see all areas of biomedicine succeeding, growing, and being valued,” says Dr. Ana Carolina Puga.
Advice About Aesthetic Biomedicine
Students at the higher education institution, which uses the EAD (distance learning) model, were able to hear the experience of the mother of Aesthetic Biomedicine on the process of getting the qualification recognized by the professional council, and to be inspired by the passion she shows for the field.
The event lasted about 3 hours on Meet and allowed participants to submit their main questions, which were answered live by Dr. Ana.
In addition, amid the experiences shared and the audience's thanks, the closing included the professional's advice for the next generation of biomedical professionals currently in training:
“My greatest motivation for being with you until this hour is to be able to touch each of your hearts and make you awaken to something that will be good and make sense for your life. Because it's only good if it makes sense, and Aesthetic Biomedicine is what made sense to me”, concludes Dr. Ana Carolina Puga, MSc.
On 09/28, Dr. Ana Carolina Puga, MSc gave a lecture at the Uninter higher education institution on the topic: “The Struggle and Pioneering Spirit of Aesthetic Biomedicine.” The event was free and included a certificate.
The Uninter Biomedicine Academic Center (CABUN) was responsible for organizing the lecture, and moderation was handled by the Biomedicine Coordinator, Benísio Neto. During the opening, he talks about the history of Nepuga/FAPUGA with the university.
“I really wanted to thank you for accepting CABUN's invitation, because it all started with them. Oh, and I wanted to make a little joke, obviously, saying that there are three Nepuga daughters who are professors here at the institution, so I think in the next hirings I'll even put in the job posting the requirement of having attended Nepuga, because I see that both students and professors always come through there,” says Coordinator Benísio Neto.
Dr. Ana says she is happy about the recognition and that even for internal hires, it is hard to find professionals who don't opt for entrepreneurship, since this is the biggest area of expansion for Aesthetic Biomedical Professionals.
Aesthetic Biomedicine as a Modern Era
With a decade since this profession was recognized, reached in 2021, more and more undergraduates dream of the specialization in Aesthetic Biomedicine, which is now considered part of modern biomedicine.
With about 130 students in attendance, the lecture surfaced insights about biomedicine in Brazil and the job market in the field of Aesthetic Biomedicine. And above all, how this has created many opportunities for biomedical professionals.
“My fight for Aesthetic Biomedicine represented one part of biomedicine in the sense of opening more fields for biomedical professionals. But in truth, as a biomedical professional, I want to see all areas of biomedicine succeeding, growing, and being valued,” says Dr. Ana Carolina Puga.
Advice About Aesthetic Biomedicine
Students at the higher education institution, which uses the EAD (distance learning) model, were able to hear the experience of the mother of Aesthetic Biomedicine on the process of getting the qualification recognized by the professional council, and to be inspired by the passion she shows for the field.
The event lasted about 3 hours on Meet and allowed participants to submit their main questions, which were answered live by Dr. Ana.
In addition, amid the experiences shared and the audience's thanks, the closing included the professional's advice for the next generation of biomedical professionals currently in training:
“My greatest motivation for being with you until this hour is to be able to touch each of your hearts and make you awaken to something that will be good and make sense for your life. Because it's only good if it makes sense, and Aesthetic Biomedicine is what made sense to me”, concludes Dr. Ana Carolina Puga, MSc.
On 09/28, Dr. Ana Carolina Puga, MSc gave a lecture at the Uninter higher education institution on the topic: “The Struggle and Pioneering Spirit of Aesthetic Biomedicine.” The event was free and included a certificate.
The Uninter Biomedicine Academic Center (CABUN) was responsible for organizing the lecture, and moderation was handled by the Biomedicine Coordinator, Benísio Neto. During the opening, he talks about the history of Nepuga/FAPUGA with the university.
“I really wanted to thank you for accepting CABUN's invitation, because it all started with them. Oh, and I wanted to make a little joke, obviously, saying that there are three Nepuga daughters who are professors here at the institution, so I think in the next hirings I'll even put in the job posting the requirement of having attended Nepuga, because I see that both students and professors always come through there,” says Coordinator Benísio Neto.
Dr. Ana says she is happy about the recognition and that even for internal hires, it is hard to find professionals who don't opt for entrepreneurship, since this is the biggest area of expansion for Aesthetic Biomedical Professionals.
Aesthetic Biomedicine as a Modern Era
With a decade since this profession was recognized, reached in 2021, more and more undergraduates dream of the specialization in Aesthetic Biomedicine, which is now considered part of modern biomedicine.
With about 130 students in attendance, the lecture surfaced insights about biomedicine in Brazil and the job market in the field of Aesthetic Biomedicine. And above all, how this has created many opportunities for biomedical professionals.
“My fight for Aesthetic Biomedicine represented one part of biomedicine in the sense of opening more fields for biomedical professionals. But in truth, as a biomedical professional, I want to see all areas of biomedicine succeeding, growing, and being valued,” says Dr. Ana Carolina Puga.
Advice About Aesthetic Biomedicine
Students at the higher education institution, which uses the EAD (distance learning) model, were able to hear the experience of the mother of Aesthetic Biomedicine on the process of getting the qualification recognized by the professional council, and to be inspired by the passion she shows for the field.
The event lasted about 3 hours on Meet and allowed participants to submit their main questions, which were answered live by Dr. Ana.
In addition, amid the experiences shared and the audience's thanks, the closing included the professional's advice for the next generation of biomedical professionals currently in training:
“My greatest motivation for being with you until this hour is to be able to touch each of your hearts and make you awaken to something that will be good and make sense for your life. Because it's only good if it makes sense, and Aesthetic Biomedicine is what made sense to me”, concludes Dr. Ana Carolina Puga, MSc.
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