Basic life support (BLS)
Dushanbe Medical College named after Abuali ibni Sino
Future doctor
A medical student from Dushanbe walking the long road to the white coat with knowledge, patience and heart.


Medicine is not a profession you simply pick. It is a calling you answer.
My name is Salimshoeva. I am a fourth-year student of General Medicine from Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Every day brings me a step closer to the profession I have dreamed about since childhood.
I study, practice in real clinics and keep sharpening my skills, so that one day people can trust me with the most precious thing they have: their health.
To become a doctor people trust, and to bring modern, compassionate medicine to Tajikistan.
A future where quality care is close to every family, and a doctor is a friend, not a fear.
Honesty
With patients, with teachers and with myself.
Care
Attention to every person and every small detail.
Growth
Learning something new every single day.
Service
Medicine as a way of serving people.
Five chapters of one dream, from a child's promise to the white coat.
Childhood
Long before the textbooks, there was a girl who bandaged her dolls and promised to heal everyone around her.
School years
Biology and chemistry became favourite subjects, and the dream grew into a clear goal: medical university.
2022
Admission to the Faculty of General Medicine. The first white coat, first lectures, anatomy halls and friends for life.
2024
First shifts in the hospital, first patients, first words of thanks. The moment the dream started feeling real.
Ahead
A diploma, a specialty and a lifetime of learning. The road is long, and every step of it matters.
Medicine is not only a profession. It is a way of life and a service to people.
Solid fundamentals first, everything else grows from there.

Faculty
General Medicine
University
Medical university, Dushanbe
Current year
4th year
Practice
1500+ hours in clinics and hospitals
Key disciplines
What years of study and hospital practice have taught me so far.
Anatomy
95%
Patient care
95%
Medical ethics
92%
Clinical practice
90%
Physiology
88%
Emergency medicine
86%
Communication
85%
Research work
80%
Moments from university, practice and the life in between.
Courses completed and skills confirmed by documents.
Dushanbe Medical College named after Abuali ibni Sino
Dushanbe Medical College named after Abuali ibni Sino
Dushanbe Medical College named after Abuali ibni Sino
Dushanbe Medical College named after Abuali ibni Sino
Notes from the road to the white coat.
The story of how a childhood game slowly turned into the goal of my life.
White walls, fast footsteps and the moment I understood I was in the right place.
On small daily steps, failed attempts and the quiet discipline of growth.
Study routine, everyday moments and a little beauty in between.



Words from teachers, a placement supervisor and classmates.
Maryam Salimshoeva is a responsible, disciplined and hard-working student. She approaches medical subjects with genuine interest and takes an active part in practical classes. I wish her every success on her professional path.
During her placement Maryam proved to be an attentive and responsible student. A respectful attitude towards patients and a constant desire to learn new skills are her finest qualities.
Maryam is always ready to help her classmates. She is active, friendly and dependable. Studying and working in the same group with her is always easy and pleasant.
Maryam is a responsible and kind person. She takes an active part in group work and always strives to improve the shared result. I am confident she will make a fine doctor.
Because it is the one profession where knowledge turns directly into saved lives. For me it began as a childhood dream and became a daily, conscious choice.
At a medical university in Dushanbe, Faculty of General Medicine. I am currently in my fourth year.
I am drawn to clinical work with patients. The final choice will come during internship, and I want it to be a deliberate one.
Planning, early mornings and honest rest. Medicine teaches discipline better than any coach.
Of course. Write to me on Instagram, I am always glad to share my experience with future applicants.
Instagram direct messages are the fastest way to reach me. The link is in the contacts below.

For questions, collaborations and kind words.
Direct messages are the fastest way to reach me: questions about medical school, collaborations or simply kind words.