Source: Untar Public Relations – KS
The Untar Faculty of Medicine (FK) held its 149th Physician Induction Ceremony and 88th Commencement Ceremony at the Auditorium on the 5th floor of Building J, Untar Campus I, on Tuesday (13/5/2026). At this ceremony, 12 new physicians were officially inducted, consisting of four men and eight women.
The ceremony was led directly by the Rector of Universitas Tarumanagara, Prof. Dr. Amad Sudiro, S.H., M.H., M.Kn., M.M. In his remarks, he stated that the medical profession is a noble profession with great responsibility in serving the community.
“Being a doctor is a noble profession dedicated to serving the community. Strive to be noble doctors who never lose sight of the values that emphasize entrepreneurship, professionalism, and integrity,” he said.
Meanwhile, the Dean of the Untar Faculty of Medicine, Dr. dr. Noer Saelan Tadjudin, Sp.KJ., presided over the medical oath-taking ceremony, which was conducted in accordance with each participant’s respective religion. The oath serves as a symbol of the new doctors’ moral and professional commitment to practicing medicine while upholding ethical standards and humanitarian values.
Also present was the Vice Secretary of the Tarumanagara Foundation, Steven Nigel Bunalven, S.H., M.Sc., who delivered a message to the new doctors. He stated that the medical profession carries a humanitarian value that cannot be replaced by any technological advancement.
“The medical profession will never be replaced, because the essence of medicine lies in humanity itself. This is what makes the medical profession so noble in serving society,” he said.
On the same occasion, the Chairperson of the West Jakarta Indonesian Medical Association (IDI), dr. Astrid Fransisca Padang, Sp.OG., extended her congratulations to the new doctors. She also presented the Medical Code of Ethics Book as a reminder of the responsibility and professional values that must be upheld in carrying out the medical profession.
The atmosphere of the ceremony became more meaningful with the pin-wearing procession conducted by Dr. dr. Arlend Chris, M.Si., symbolizing the welcoming of the new doctors into the Tarumanagara Medical Alumni Family Association.
The remarks on behalf of the new doctors were delivered by dr. KA. Dzaky Junianda Faric Oscar, who stated that the ceremony marked the beginning of a new journey for the young doctors to dedicate themselves to society.
“This is a starting point to continue moving forward, making our struggles during our studies meaningful for the community,” he said.
The 149th Doctor Oath-Taking Ceremony and 88th Graduation marked the beginning of the professional service journey of FK Universitas Tarumanagara graduates as medical practitioners, who are expected to make meaningful contributions to the healthcare sector in Indonesia. (KS/YS)