Congratulations to Dr. Paul Ntiamoah, GAMLS General Secretary-Elect

St. Elizabeth Catholic Hospital is proud to congratulate Dr. Paul Ntiamoah on winning the just-ended elections of the Ghana Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists (GAMLS) as General Secretary.

GAMLS brings together medical laboratory scientists from across Ghana, and its General Secretary helps lead the association’s work on behalf of members in every region.

A historic moment

Dr. Ntiamoah’s election has been welcomed as a historic moment, as he is described as the first General Secretary-elect from the Ahafo Region. Asked what that means, he said it shows how far the association has come:

It tells that GAMLS has grown, that GAMLS is national in nature, and that GAMLS will harness its talent from everywhere. So even my good friend in Binde, and all those in Nalerigu, Nkrankwanta, everywhere: if we identify every talent there, we will use them to achieve our collective goals.

In other words, whether you are in the Upper East, the Upper West, the Volta Region or anywhere else, you too can serve as a GAMLS executive.

Giving thanks

Speaking at the thanksgiving service on Sunday, 8 November, Dr. Ntiamoah said:

It was a very difficult fight. Whatever difficult encounter you sail through, you need to give thanks to God. God has been good to us. We’ve been able to elect our leaders, and there’s a lot of progress we look forward to.

What comes next

On what members should expect after the congress, he promised a careful start:

You go through a thorough process of knowing what is there properly and seeing the plans that are already in place, and then we can build on them. We can alter them, and where we need to change, we change. We are not going to force it. It’s a gradual process.

Management, staff and the entire SECH family congratulate Dr. Ntiamoah on this achievement. We are proud of you, and we pray for God’s guidance as you serve medical laboratory scientists across Ghana.

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