At a glance
TMATS is located at Thengamara village of Bogura district in the northern part of Bangladesh. It is about 240 km by road northwest away from Dhaka city and 6 km north from Bogura town. It is situated by the west side of the Dhaka-Rangpur highway at 0.5 km to the west of the Karotoa River. TMATS has a four-story (ground floor to 3rd floor) building in a calm, quiet, green, open area with a charming scenario, near the foundation office of TMSS. 1000-bed Rafatullah Community Hospital (RCH) and TMSS Medical College (TMC) are also located in close proximity to TMATS. The journey from Dhaka to TMATS is short and very comfortable and possible by either AC or non-AC buses in 24 hrs daily, and the time taken is only 4-5 hrs for the purposes. The climate varies during the year. Much of the year is rather hot and humid. April to September has typical daytime temperatures around 35°C with nighttime just a little cooler. Humidity is high, and there is considerable rain. November to February are very nice months, dry, cool, and typically sunny in the daytime. Temperatures at night can go as low as about 10°C. The region does not tend to be directly affected by earthquakes, flooding, or cyclones.
Our Vision
To make qualified & skilled medical assistants and provide them with the care of the patients.
Our Mission
Medical Assistant is an important service pool for delivering health care services to the people of rural areas of the country.
Our Goals
- To achieve its vision & mission of Medical Assistant Training School. It provides the medical assistants to get them acquainted with proper knowledge & skill to serve the human beings for their illness.
- To provide themselves as a good health service provider and establish a good relationship between them and sick people for upholding the quality of the health services.
- To provide responsible & competent medical assistants and make them accountable for their activities for the patients of different cultures.
- To provide themselves with acquiring knowledge & skills so that medical assistants depend on their knowledge & skill for governing decisions & policies.