The Hospital, after several correspondences and visitations by Accreditation Team, was granted accreditation for Residency Training in O&G in 2009 by National Postgraduate Medical College, and in 2012 by West African College of Surgeons.
The hospital is also a training point for Residency Programmes in Anaesthesia and Family Medicine
There are five consultant-led units in the hospital, with an average of two consultants per unit. Each unit has its own days for clinics, ward rounds, theatre and on-call activities.
On-call days are unit-specific. Each team comprises house officers, junior and senior resident doctors, and consultants. The team on call is also responsible for emergency cases, including surgeries.
Consultant-led units
- Gynaecological Oncology
- Urogynaecology
- Infertility
- Fetomaternal Medicine
- Minimal Access Surgery
The assigned subspecialties overlap between units, with strong collaboration within the department.
Obstetrics and Gynaecology consultants
The live hospital website lists eleven consultants:
- Dr. Omololu
- Dr. Bazuaye
- Dr. Akinboade
- Dr. Agbetoba
- Dr. Fasina
- Dr. Adenekan
- Dr. Animashaun
- Dr. Ajelabi
- Dr. Olamigoke
- Dr. Dankuwo
- Dr. Ogunsina
Regular academic programmes are held to ensure proper training. These include
- A weekly scientific meeting
- A daily morning review of all cases admitted during the previous day’s call
- A monthly maternal and perinatal mortality meeting
- Consultants teaching ward rounds
- Regular assessment tests, multiple choice questions and essays are held for continuous assessment
- Bedside teachings are also regularly conducted.
