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防控演讲稿(3篇范文)

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防控演讲稿(3篇范文)范文

第1篇 市疾病预防控制中心防制所所长竞岗演讲稿竞职演讲

各位领导、各位同事:我首先感谢领导、同志们的信任和支持,给了我这个机会来参加竞职演讲。我叫**,现年30岁,中共*员,大专学历,**水利工程专业毕业,助理工程师。我竞聘的岗位是水管站副站长。我知道我竞聘水管站副站长,有2个不利的条件:一是我自身的硬件条件不够具备。但是,任何事物都不是绝对的,这方面在今后是能够得到补充的。二是我的处事和社交能力有待提高。但是我相信,我可以通过充满青春活力的热情和对工作认真负责、肯钻肯干的态度来锻炼自己。因为水管站副职正是锻炼人的职位,是对我能力的培养和其他各方面的提高。所以我决定来参加这个岗位的竞聘,因为,我知道,我有5个有利的条件:一是熟练运用计算机能力是我的一个明显优势。现代社会是信息化的社会,中国已加入wto,在国际和国内日益竞争激烈的环境下,信息化是现代各行业管理科学化的重要基础,信息化的建设已迫在眉睫。我认为水利系统各部门通过局域网的建设,**各部门资源可以共享,收费工作网络管理,只有具备较强的网络知识与能力,才能更有效地进行管理。再经过努力和加强学习我是完全可以做到的。二是我有较为丰富的的工作经验和相关知识。我在基层水管站工作8年多了,主要承担工程、收费和资料编写的业务,具备较强的公共关系能力。由于长年在基层站工作,深知水管站副站长在工作中的地位、作用和职责;清楚水管站副站长所应必备的素质和要求;同时也悟出了一些搞好水管站工作的方法策略,相信我能够胜任水管站副站长的工作。三是有较强的工作能力。我在日常生活和工作中注意不断地加强个人修养和*性修养。以“认认真真履行职责,扎扎实实搞好工作”为信条,言行与上级组织保持高度一致,踏实肯干,诚实待人。经过多年学习和锻炼,自己的写作能力、组织协调能力、判断分析能力都有了很大提高。曾于1999年、2003年、2004年被评为水利系统先进工作者,2004年年度考核定等为优秀。四是有强烈的事业心和高度的责任感、有吃苦耐劳的精神和开拓进取的意识。我能以大局为重、宽宏大量,从不斤斤计较个人利益。能尊敬领导、团结同事。我也深知在知识更新飞速的年代要不断的学习、装备自己,努力在各方面充实自己。五是有较好的年龄优势。我正值而立之年,身体健康,精力旺盛,敬业精神强,能够全身心地投入到自己所热爱的工作当中。如果我担任水管站副站长,我会认真做好以下几个方面的工作,真正当好上级领导和水管站站长的助手。1.加强学习,积极主动做好日常事务工作,努力提高服务质量。只有不断加强国际国内形势和水管单位的各项管理制度和相关业务知识的学习,不断充实自己,才能胜任岗位要求。水管站副站长担负着落实政策、上下内外沟通的职责,是水管站各项工作起辅助作用的综合职位,既要承担各项事务,又要参与政务,做好站长的参谋。同时,水管工作实际上就是服务工作。因此,担任水管站副站长职位光荣而又辛苦,需要有强烈的事业心和责任感;需要有较强的工作能力和工作艺术。另外我还要加强*性锻炼,服从安排,言行一致,顾全大局,坚决维护单位领导班子的团结,维护领导的形象。同时,充分发挥水管站全体职工的工作积极性,使每一个人对工作都能精益求精,不断提高服务质量,做好水利服务工作。2.做好综合协助、协调工作,处理好与领导和同事的关系,确保单位的政令畅通。我将及时地传达贯彻上级*组和上级会议的决策,并加强督办检查,促进我站各项决策的落实。并且认真、科学地做好单位领导与职工之间的沟通协调工作,使大家通力合作,密切配合。在行动上必须与领导保持一致,在思想上与领导同步思维,支持领导、尊重领导、服从领导。同时,还要处理好和同事之间的关系。工作上要摆正自己副职的位置,协助站长根据实际情况,合理分工、合理调度,认真落实岗位责任制;还要在关心同事、支持同事、指导同事、理解同事、重视同事上下功夫。做到以诚待人、以理服人,通过沟通、调节,协调好我站职工之间的关系,做到全体职工一条心,保证扎扎实实,井然有序的做好我站的各项工作。3.当好参谋助手,服上级领导决策。我将及时准确地掌握单位的各方面工作动态,及时向站长和上级领导反馈各方面的信息;并且注意调查分析,主动为站长献计献策,对各种情况进行科学的分析和判断,为领导决策提供可靠的依据。真正为领导当好参谋助手,做好后勤工作。4.发挥自己的计算机的特长,正因为我对计算机的酷爱和较强的专业知识,要合理做好水管站的信息化建设这个长远效益的工作。努力使水管收费工作逐渐向网络管理方向发展,向无纸化办公方向发展。我认为我担任水管站副站长的工作是更有利于水管站信息化的建设和发展的。拿破仑说过“不想当将军的士兵不是好士兵”。我说“不想当领导的职员不是好职员”。我认为我担任水管站副站长的职位是胜任的,请大家投我一票,谢谢大家。!

市疾病预防控制中心防制所所长竞岗演讲稿

第2篇 市疾病预防控制中心防制所所长竞岗演讲稿

尊敬的各位领导、同志们:

大家好!在xx市疾病预防控制中心成立之际,在卫生体制改革之时,适逢这次难得的竞聘岗位的机会,我本着锻炼、提高、交流、学习的目的,为实现自己的理想和实践自己的人生价值走上讲台,希望能够得到各位同仁的大力支持和指教。我今天演讲的题目是“为了我真诚热爱的事业”

一、个人基本情况和主要工作回顾

个人简介(略)

八年多的学习和工作,我在各级领导的精心培养和关怀下,在同志们的帮助和支持下,圆满的完成了本职工作,自身的综合素质和管理能力在工作实践中得到了锻炼和提高。经过自己的努力,无论在政治思想上,还是在专业技术上以及组织工作能力上都取得了长足的进步和发展。在政治上拥护*的路线、方针、政策,热爱社会主义,热爱自己所从事的卫生防疫事业,坚持*的四项基本原则,时刻以中共*员的标准严格要求和约束自己,认真学习马列主义、毛泽东思想,邓小平理论,努力实践江泽民“三个代表”的重要思想。

在自己努力工作的同时,*组织给予了我充分的肯定,参加工作至今,先后获得市卫生局记功奖励二次,省级肿瘤登报先进个人二次,市委、市政府抗击非典型肺炎先进个人一次。

随着社会经济的发展,人民生活水平不断的提高,人口老龄化与社会心理和行为方式因素相关的慢性非传染性疾病的发病与死亡日趋增多,已构成对人群健康的严重威胁。所以慢性病预防与控制工作已逐渐成为卫生防疫的重点工作之一。参加工作以来,在所领导的带领下从事该项工作,经过几年努力工作,我市慢性病防治工作已进入规范化和程序化发展的进程,规范了慢性病登报监测系统的各项规章制度和管理办法与考核细则,并将业务工作纳入了档案化管理行列。为了加强我市慢病登报工作的管理,进一步提高我市慢病报病质量,加强了对各区防疫站及医疗单位的监测力度。并及时完成了慢性病发病死亡年报审核、汇总和分析工作,此项工作得到了省肿瘤防治所的充分肯定,从我负责该项工作起连续8年均被评为省级慢性病登报先进单位的称号。

在*务工作方面,担任支*组织委员的工作,能够认真组织*员和群众开展学习“三个代表”和其它各种重要思想的活动,及时缴纳*费,定期开展形式多样的*员生活活动。并在成立支*四年期间培养二名同志加入了中国***。

在今年年初,非典型肺炎疫情*报在我国拉响的时候,我就以特有的专业敏感性,利用网络媒体和其它辅助工具学习与非典有关的知识内容。4月12日我市成立了非典型肺炎领导小组,我即被市卫生局抽调到该领导小组工作。后期成为xx市非典指挥部的工作人员。在此期间,保持了谦虚谨慎、不骄不躁的顽强的工作作*,克服了个人的各种困难,与同志们一道共同战斗在抗击“非典”的第一线。能保持思维严谨、反应迅速、沉着冷静的工作作*,并发挥个人专长,负责疫情热线工作,进行疫情排查与跟踪,出色的完成了非典防治工作中的任务。为我市成功实现“力争不发生,确保不扩散”的总体目标尽了自己微薄之力,同时提高了自己对突发公共卫生事件的处理能力,更加促进了我树立正确的世界观、人生观、价值观。

自二○○一年任慢性病综合防治科主任以来,做为科室业务负责人,积极配合所长工作;在业务工作上,协助、组织全科人员努力完成各项业务工作;针对业务工作的特点和需要做到了“认清自己位置、工作任务明确、措施落实得当”,保质保量的完成了各项工作指标。

在积极努力配合所长工作的同时,我努力提高自身素质,无论是在科技创新能力方面,还是独立解决问题的能力,均取得了极大的提高。在此期间发表了数篇国家级论文和省级论文。在工作中注重沟通协调,能够在遇到困难的情况下做好、做细各项工作,将工作摆在首位,对待工作兢兢业业、勤勤恳恳。

二、竟聘岗位-----慢性非传染病防制所所长

个人优势

慢性病防治工作是社会性强、科技含量高的工作,本人自一九九五年毕业至今一直从事此项工作,八年多的工作实践,我积累了大量的工作经验和具备了一定的组织协调能力;同时,在思想认识上我热爱慢性病防治工作,因为这是保障人民群众身体健康的重要工作之一;并于二○○一年任慢性病防治科主任,由此锻炼出一定的组织、管理工作经验;因此,我愿将我掌握的专业知识和实践经验,再继续奉献给慢性病预防与控制事业,本人愿意继续受聘于慢性病防治科。

三、工作设想

(一)、工作主导思想

以社会效益为最高原则,充分保障人群健康为己任,远期与近期相结合,立足我省、着眼全国,逐步将我单位慢病防治工作跻身于省内乃至全国先进行列。

(二)、完成工作任务的主要措施

1.首先、抓好科室人员的思想观念的转变,增强紧迫感和危机感,这项工作是关系到其他各项工作开展的好坏之关键,从现在开始必须做好科室人员政治思想教育,全体科室人员树立全新的观念,集体荣誉感,使每位同志都能够全身心投入到工作中去。做好这项工作的前题,就要求我们科室带头人,必须以身作则,率先垂范,方能做好每一位同志的政治思想工作。

2.强化科室制度化管理,形成惯性运行的工作机制。

以我单位各项规章制度为本,建立和完善适合全科室特点的各项规章制度、工作规程、工作程序,并在具体工作中加以贯彻实施,监督检查,逐步形成良好的惯性运行机制;也就是说一切工作和事情必须做到按章办事。

3.科室内部业务指标责任制

(1)按照科室总的业务工作指标,将具体业务指标合理地落实到每位同志身上,充分发挥每位成员的积极性和能动性

(2)科主任和具体工作人员必须做到责任、权力清楚、层层向上级负责、科主任向领导班子负全责。

(3)对县、区站业务指导工作,也要求做到目标明确,责任落实到人。

4、科室各项工作实行全面质量控制

(1)科室按疾控中心的总体要求,业务工作实行年,半年,月工作计划制度。

(2)对相应的工作计划,每项工作均要有相应的工作总结和档案材料。

(3)科长是科室领导核心,要定期对科室人员完成工作的情况进行检查考核,并做好考核记录,以便及时发现问题和掌握工作动态,提出相应措施。

5、自觉工作,拓宽工作渠道。

(1)加大慢病工作宣传力度。

(2)协助监测力量薄弱县、区站完成各项监测任务。

6、强化提高科室人员素质,建立一支政治素质好,业务素质高的专业队伍。

(1)科内建立健全政治、业务学习制度,利用自己的业务专长积极培养科室后备人才,逐步形成良好的业务学习,政治学习风气,积极引导自学,养成良好的自学习惯,使每个人都具备到独立解决疑难业务问题能力。

(2)有条件的情况下,我科将组织为业务人员,分期分批到省内、省外那些工作开展比较好的地区学习,尽快提高我市慢病防治工作水平。

(3)拟定年内举办1期全市慢病专业人员培训班,重点是全面提高专业队伍的整体素质。

7、加强慢性病的宣传力度,动员全社会参与,增强居民的自我保健意识,降低慢性病发病危险因因素,提高人民的生活质量和生存质量,使慢性病防治工作广泛受到社会各部门紧密配合与支持。

总之,我个人认为,做为专业科室一个整体,如果要想出色地完成各项工作任务,首先这个科室必须具有战斗力,也就是每位同志要求有过硬的工作作*和技术本领;另一方面就是这个科室必须具有凝聚力,大家团结一心,同心同德。要建立这样一个具有凝聚力和战斗力的科室,做为科室带头人,必须具备良好的政治素质和业务素质,我个人认为我已经基本具备了这样的条件和素质。总之,在今后的工作中无论从事什么工作,在什么岗位,坚定方向,清醒头脑,充实知识,端正思想,顽强进取,踏实工作为立足之本,更是我为人为的准则和人生信条,愿为开创卫生事业新局面尽微薄之力。我将善用自己的知识和才干,将作为科室负责人的职责履行好。请在座的领导、同志们投上你庄严和值得信任的一票,谢谢大家。

第3篇 奥巴马总统在联合国埃博拉疫情防控高级别会议英语演讲稿

mr. secretary-general, thank you for bringing us together today to address an urgent threatto the people of west africa, but also a potential threat to the world. dr. chan, heads of stateand government, especially our african partners, ladies and gentlemen: as we gather heretoday, the people of liberia and sierra leone and guinea are in crisis. as secretary-general banand dr. chan have already indicated, the ebola virus is spreading at alarming speed.thousands of men, women and children have died. thousands more are infected. ifunchecked, this epidemic could kill hundreds of thousands of people in the coming months.hundreds of thousands.

ebola is a horrific disease. it’s wiping out entire families. it has turned simple acts of love andcomfort and kindness -- like holding a sick friend’s hand, or embracing a dying child -- intopotentially fatal acts. if ever there were a public health emergency deserving an urgent,strong and coordinated international response, this is it.

but this is also more than a health crisis. this is a growing threat to regional and globalsecurity. in liberia, in guinea, in sierra leone, public health systems have collapsed. economicgrowth is slowing dramatically. if this epidemic is not stopped, this disease could cause ahumanitarian catastrophe across the region. and in an era where regional crises can quicklybecome global threats, stopping ebola is in the interest of all of us.

the courageous men and women fighting on the front lines of this disease have told us whatthey need. they need more beds, they need more supplies, they need more health workers, andthey need all of this as fast as possible. right now, patients are being left to die in the streetsbecause there’s nowhere to put them and there’s nobody to help them. one health worker insierra leone compared fighting this outbreak to “fighting a forest fire with spray bottles.” butwith our help, they can put out the blaze.

last week, i visited the centers for disease control and prevention, which is mounting thelargest international response in its history. i said that the world could count on america tolead, and that we will provide the capabilities that only we have, and mobilize the world the waywe have done in the past in crises of similar magnitude. and i announced that, in additionto the civilian response, the united states would establish a military command in liberia tosupport civilian efforts across the region.

today, that command is up and it is running. our commander is on the ground in monrovia,and our teams are working as fast as they can to move in personnel, equipment and supplies.we’re working with senegal to stand up an air bridge to get health workers and medicalsupplies into west africa faster. we’re setting up a field hospital, which will be staffed bypersonnel from the u.s. public health service, and a training facility, where we’re gettingready to train thousands of health workers from around the world. we’re distributing suppliesand information kits to hundreds of thousands of families so they can better protectthemselves. and together with our partners, we’ll quickly build new treatment units acrossliberia, guinea and sierra leone, where thousands will be able to receive care.

meanwhile, in just the past week, more countries and organizations have stepped up theirefforts -- and so has the united nations. mr. secretary-general, the new un mission for ebolaemergency response that you announced last week will bring all of the u.n.’s resources tobear in fighting the epidemic. we thank you for your leadership.

so this is all progress, and it is encouraging. but i want us to be clear: we are not moving fastenough. we are not doing enough. right now, everybody has the best of intentions, but peopleare not putting in the kinds of resources that are necessary to put a stop to this epidemic.there is still a significant gap between where we are and where we need to be. we know fromexperience that the response to an outbreak of this magnitude has to be fast and it has to besustained. it’s a marathon, but you have to run it like a sprint. and that’s only possible ifeverybody chips in, if every nation and every organization takes this seriously. everybody herehas to do more.

international organizations have to move faster, and cut through red tape and mobilize partnerson the ground as only they can. more nations need to contribute critical assets andcapabilities -- whether it is air transport, or medical evacuation, or health care workers, orequipment, or treatment. more foundations can tap into the networks of support that theyhave, to raise funds and awareness. more businesses, especially those who already have apresence in the region, can quickly provide their own expertise and resources, from access tocritical supply chains to telecommunications. and more citizens -- of all nations -- can educatethemselves on this crisis, contribute to relief efforts, and call on their leaders to act. soeverybody can do something. that’s why we’re here today.

and even as we meet the urgent threat of ebola, it’s clear that our nations have to do more toprevent, detect and respond to future biological threats -- before they erupt into full-blowncrises. tomorrow, in washington, i’ll host 44 nations to advance our global health securityagenda, and we are interested in working with any country that shares this commitment.

just to emphasize this issue of speed again. when i was down at the cdc -- and perhaps thishas already been discussed, but i want to emphasize this -- the outbreak is such where at thispoint more people will die. but the slope of the curve, how fast we can arrest the spread ofthis disease, how quickly we can contain it is within our control. and if we move fast, even ifimperfectly, then that could mean the difference between 10,000, 20,000, 30,000 deathsversus hundreds of thousands or even a million deaths. so this is not one where there should bea lot of wrangling and people waiting to see who else is doing what. everybody has got to movefast in order for us to make a difference. and if we do, we’ll save hundreds of thousands of lives.

stopping ebola is a priority for the united states. i’ve said that this is as important a nationalsecurity priority for my team as anything else that’s out there. we’ll do our part. we willcontinue to lead, but this has to be a priority for everybody else. we cannot do this alone. wedon’t have the capacity to do all of this by ourselves. we don’t have enough health workers byourselves. we can build the infrastructure and the architecture to get help in, but we’re goingto need others to contribute.

to my fellow leaders from liberia, sierra leone and guinea, to the people of west africa, to theheroic health workers who are on the ground as we speak, in some cases, putting themselvesat risk -- i want you to know that you are not alone. we’re working urgently to get you the helpyou need. and we will not stop, we will not relent until we halt this epidemic once and for all.

so i want to thank all of you for the efforts that are made. but i hope that i’m properlycommunicating a sense of urgency here. do not stand by, thinking that somehow, because ofwhat we’ve done, that it’s taken care of. it’s not. and if we don’t take care of this now we aregoing to see fallout effects and secondary effects from this that will have ramifications for a longtime, above and beyond the lives that will have been lost.

i urge all of you, particularly those who have direct access to your heads of state, to make surethat they are making this a top priority in the next several weeks and months.

thank you very much.

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