On February 18, 2022, K-DOC and Medical Mavericks signed a 'Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Joint Development and Promotion of Career Exploration Projects' at the K-DOC Studio in Sinsa-dong. Through this agreement, both organizations aim to collaborate in areas such as the development of career exploration programs for aspiring and current medical professionals, promotional cooperation, planning and execution of domestic and international medical volunteer activities, and sharing of expert networks and related information. The goal is to secure and enhance career diversity for both aspiring medical professionals and current medical practitioners.
CEO Seung-kook Cho of K-DOC stated, "Our country's aspiring medical professionals possess bright and limitless potential. Together with Medical Mavericks, we will continue to host various lectures on career paths to enhance the diversity of future medical professionals' careers." He also added that through joint planning and execution of medical volunteer activities, they aim to strengthen the social capabilities of medical professionals and contribute to the development of the community healthcare environment.
Chairman Mo Chae-young of Medical Mavericks expressed, "We consider Medical Mavericks and K-DOC to be organizations with similar values. Through this agreement, doctors and medical students with common goals will collaborate to improve the future."
On February 18, 2022, K-DOC and Medical Mavericks signed a 'Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Joint Development and Promotion of Career Exploration Projects' at the K-DOC Studio in Sinsa-dong. Through this agreement, both organizations aim to collaborate in areas such as the development of career exploration programs for aspiring and current medical professionals, promotional cooperation, planning and execution of domestic and international medical volunteer activities, and sharing of expert networks and related information. The goal is to secure and enhance career diversity for both aspiring medical professionals and current medical practitioners.
CEO Seung-kook Cho of K-DOC stated, "Our country's aspiring medical professionals possess bright and limitless potential. Together with Medical Mavericks, we will continue to host various lectures on career paths to enhance the diversity of future medical professionals' careers." He also added that through joint planning and execution of medical volunteer activities, they aim to strengthen the social capabilities of medical professionals and contribute to the development of the community healthcare environment.
Chairman Mo Chae-young of Medical Mavericks expressed, "We consider Medical Mavericks and K-DOC to be organizations with similar values. Through this agreement, doctors and medical students with common goals will collaborate to improve the future."