In the realm of emergency medicine, where every second counts, Dr Rosdara Masayuni stands as a testament to unwavering dedication and boundless compassion. A mother of four, she gracefully balances the demanding roles of being a medical lecturer and a volunteer panel reviewer for Malaysian Paralympic sports. Her journey, marked by perseverance and a genuine desire to make a difference, is nothing short of inspirational.
Her Role As a Medical Lecturer
Dr Rosdara’s passion for emergency medicine is evident in her daily life. As a medical lecturer, she imparts critical knowledge to aspiring doctors, preparing them for the high-stakes world of emergency care. Her commitment to education is not merely professional; it is personal. She instills in her students the values of empathy, resilience, and meticulous attention to detail—qualities she embodies herself.
Involvement with the Malaysian Paralympic Sports Community
Yet, Dr Rosdara’s contributions extend beyond the confines of the classroom and the hospital. What began as a modest intention to lend a helping hand in the Malaysian Paralympic sports community blossomed into a full-blown commitment that has seen her rise to a prominent regional role, she has recently been appointed to the Asian Paralympic Committee. Dr Rosdara is now part of the APC Medical and Sports Committee and APC Medical and Sports Committee Classification Sub Committee.
Her journey in the Paralympic community started with simple acts of volunteering, driven by a desire to contribute to a noble cause.
Over time, her dedication and expertise were recognised, leading her to take on more significant responsibilities. Dr Rosdara’s commitment to the athletes goes beyond reviewing performances; she advocates for their well-being, ensuring they receive the best medical and emotional support.
Balancing her professional responsibilities and volunteering commitments is no small feat, especially while raising four children. Yet, Dr Rosdara manages it with grace and poise. Her family is her pillar of strength, and their unwavering support fuels her passion for both her career and volunteer work.
Dr Rosdara prescribes to the belief that the key to succeeding is wanting something bad enough. She emphasizes that having a clear picture of our goals goes a long way in ensuring that we do whatever it takes to achieve them. Sometimes, the achievement is in the journey itself. Her life is a testament to this philosophy, showing that determination and clarity of purpose can lead to extraordinary accomplishments.
Channeling Her Energy Into Tennis
Dr Rosdara is no stranger to living fast-paced, packed days. Yet, she still finds time to channel energy into sports—namely tennis. A sport she has been active in since her IMU days when she was studying medicine, she credits tennis for putting the extra pep in her step, especially considering her busy, hectic days. Tennis not only keeps her physically fit but also provides a mental break, rejuvenating her to tackle her responsibilities with renewed vigor.
In a world where the demands of professional and personal life often seem overwhelming, Dr Rosdara’s journey is a reminder that with the right balance, it is possible to excel and inspire. Her life is a testament to the power of compassion, dedication, and the relentless pursuit of making a difference. Dr Rosdara Masayuni is not just a doctor and lecturer; she is a beacon of hope and a true embodiment of the spirit of giving.
