Nursing Trainee Khaoula Chahboun Wins Schleswig-Holstein Nursing Award 2024 / BPA Recognizes Nursing Trainees in Kiel Once More
Khaoula Chahboun Wins Bpa.Pflegeazubi Award 2024
Khaoula Chahboun, a trainee at AWO in Mildstedt, has been awarded the prestigious Bpa.Pflegeazubi Award 2024. This recognition is a testament to her excellence and dedication as a nursing trainee, as she stood out among numerous applicants in the healthcare training sector.
The Bpa.Pflegeazubi Award, organised by the Bundesverband privater Anbieter sozialer Dienste e.V. (BPA), aims to celebrate outstanding apprentices in healthcare professions. The winners, including Khaoula, shared insights into their training through social media videos under the competition motto "Your Voice, Your Story, Your Award."
In his speech at the award ceremony, which took place under the patronage of Minister President Daniel Günther at the Kiel state parliament building, State Secretary Johannes Albig thanked the BPA and all applicants for highlighting the diversity of training in healthcare. He emphasised the invaluable work in the healthcare sector and the essential qualities of empathy, reliability, and a strong sense of responsibility in healthcare professions.
Khaoula Chahboun, originally from Morocco, came to Germany to train as a healthcare professional. Her success story is now highlighted as an example of international professionals in Schleswig-Holstein, according to BPA chairman Mathias Steinbuck. He also stated that foreign skilled workers are crucial for the sustainability of the German healthcare system.
Claudia Straub from the Association of Health Insurance Funds (vdek) noted the diversity of later career prospects depicted in the videos of the second-placed Yahya Mizou and third-placed vocational school class. Yahya Mizou's video on his training in forensic psychiatry showcases the variety of paths one can take in the healthcare sector, while the third-placed vocational school class demonstrates the availability of great training opportunities beyond professional training.
Mathias Steinbuck also expressed his hope that the Bpa.Pflegeazubi Award would continue to encourage interest in healthcare training next year. The award ceremony was also attended by State Secretary Johannes Albig, representing Minister President Daniel Günther, and the chairman of the Federal Association of Private Providers of Social Services (bpa), Mathias Steinbuck.
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Science and health-and-wellness intertwine in Khaoula Chahboun's story, as her dedication as a nursing trainee, reflected in her Bpa.Pflegeazubi Award, paves the way for advancements in both fields, particularly in the Schleswig-Holstein region of Germany. As a shining example of international professionals, Khaoula underscores the importance of fostering innovation and skilled workers in the science and health-and-wellness sector.
