Supervisor as Coach training program at Tehran University of Medical Sciences was held for six supervisor groups, concluding on January 20, 2025, for the first group and February 20, 2025, for the second. Designed in collaboration with the University's Management Development Office and Treatment Deputy, the program aimed to enhance skills like active listening, effective questioning, and team leadership. Supervisors gained tools to improve healthcare team management and organizational performance.

Dar al-Funun Skills Center, in collaboration with Sina Media at Tehran University of Medical Sciences and the Office of Studies and Educational Development at the School of Allied Medical Sciences, has successfully conducted its first faculty development workshop centered around personal and institutional branding. This workshop aimed to familiarize faculty members with the university's communication strategies and to highlight the importance of faculty members' roles in promoting the university's values and activities. Dr. Mashallah Torabi, Director of Public Relations of TUMS, delivered a keynote address emphasizing the significance of the workshop.

The Public Relations Director of Tehran University of Medical Sciences stated at a large gathering of HR managers and experts that the university is a pioneer in the application of artificial intelligence in human resource management. Dr. Mashallah Torabi, the public relations director of Tehran University of Medical Sciences, announced the university's participation in the artificial intelligence conference, referring to the 5-stage model of AI development presented by OpenAI. He stated: "Tehran University of Medical Sciences, as one of the pioneers in the field of smart healthcare services, accepted the invitation to participate in the recent artificial intelligence conference held at the IRIB Convention Center."He added:"We hope that by continuing these efforts in the departments of development and resource management, human resource management, nursing management, treatment, and other related departments, we will witness new achievements in the field of smart healthcare services at the university

Dr. Afzal Shamsi Associate Professor of Nursing at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, stated on the sidelines of the fourth round of interviews for accepted students in the Emergency Medicine program that the emergency medicine interviews for the national university entrance exam have been held at Tehran University of Medical Sciences for the past four years in collaboration with Tehran Emergency Medical Services and the National Emergency Medical Services. This collaboration has resulted in the development of a standardized and systematic interview process, and the successful candidates from these interviews are introduced to other universities across the country.

workshop instructor, emphasized the importance of these skills, stating: "Mastery of public speaking is essential for managers, officials, and employees, as it plays a significant role in professional success and interpersonal relationships." Sepideh Masoud, head of the Employee Training Department at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, added: "The main goal of this course is to enhance employees' communication skills and foster a more professional and dynamic work environment. We aim to empower employees in communication, administrative, and organizational behavior. If this model succeeds, we plan to organize similar courses in the future."

The Health in Disasters and Emergencies Group at the School of Public Health, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, organized a two-day workshop for disaster management leaders and prevention experts from medical universities nationwide. Held in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, Traffic Police, Emergency Medical Services, and Tehran Fire Department, the workshop focused on strategic and operational plans to prevent accidents like traffic incidents, drowning, carbon monoxide poisoning, and explosive-related injuries, especially during the year’s final Wednesday. Dr. Kazem Naddafi, Dean of the School of Public Health, and General Seyed Teimoor Hosseini, Head of the Traffic Police, highlighted the workshop's importance and the university's role in disaster prevention.