The hospitals has been recognised for its commitment to provide services with compassion, respect and for consistently adhering to high standards of superior and specialised healthcare
Wockhardt Hospitals has received nine HR awards at the Golden Globe Tigers Summit – Awards 2015, recently held in Malaysia. It’s the only Hospital across the continent to be honoured with the coveted ‘Malaysia Best Employer Brand Awards’.
The hospital was awarded the honour under the patronage of Dr RL Bhatia, Founder – World CSR Day, World Sustainability Congress & World Women Leadership Congress. Golden Globe Tigers Awards is all about achievers, super achievers and future business leaders.HR Leadership Awards recognises the achievements made by selected high profile corporate business leaders in Asia.
Wockhardt Hospitals was conferred upon the awards in different categories, such as ‘Dream Company to Work for’, ‘Dream Employer of the Year’,‘Best Organization Development Program of the Year’ and ‘Best Training Initiative in Healthcare’. Dr Rajani Tewari- Head HR Wockhardt Hospitals is conferred with “CHRO of the year” along with “Women Super Achiever Award and Chief Development Officer Award.”
Wockhardt group of Hospitals has been recognised for its commitment to provide services with compassion, respect and for consistently adhering to high standards of superior and specialised healthcare. The hospital, representing India had to compete with different industries from 32 countries across the world.
Other dignitaries who had graced the occasion, involved, Prof Dr Roslan Zainal Abidin, President and Vice-Chancellor, Infrastructure University of Kuala Lumpur, Prakash Chandran, President and CEO, Siemens, Malaysia and many more.
Speaking on the occasion, Zahabiya Khorakiwala, Managing Director, Wockhardt Hospitals, said, “It’s a great honour to receive the prestigious award. These awards demonstrate Wockhardt Hospital’s dedication and efforts to provide world-class services of excellence in healthcare.”
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