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The facility was renamed Kenyatta National Hospital, after Jomo Kenyatta, following independence from the British. It is currently the largest referral and teaching hospital in the country. Kenyatta National Hospital employs over 6,000 staff and has a bed capacity of 1,800. [4] However, due to congestion, the patient numbers can rise as high as ...
Tertiary referral hospital, national hospitals: Capital City, County: Kenyatta National Hospital [4] [3] [5] 8 5: Secondary referral hospital, teaching and referral hospitals, County Referral Hospitals: County: Embu Teaching and Referral Hospital [6] [7] [5] 82 4: Primary facilities, sub county hospitals and equivalent: Sub-County Hospitals ...
Kenyatta National Hospital [12] [11] 6 5: Secondary referral hospital, provincial hospital: Province: Embu Provincial General Hospital [13] [11] 68 4: Primary facilities, district hospitals and equivalent: District, County: Mombasa Hospital [14] [15] 110 3: Health Centre, Sub-District Hospital, Maternity Centre: City, County: Jacaranda ...
The hospital is located on a 100-acre piece of land that lies along the Nairobi Northern Bypass road, in the Northwestern part of the Kenyatta University. The main entrance is along the Northern Bypass road. The geographical coordinates of the hospital are: 01°10'33.0"S, 36°54'57.0"E. [1]
The previous National Hospital Insurance Fund was established in 1966 as a department within the Ministry of Health through the National Health Insurance Act, and remained Kenya's primary authority for management of public health insurance until its abolishment in 2023.
The National Cancer Institute of Kenya; Radiation Protection Board; Government Chemist; Pharmacy and Poisons Board; National Quality Control; Public Health Officers and Technicians Council; National Aids Control Council; National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse; 7: Ministry of Education: Julius Migos Ogamba: State ...
The King George Hospital Kenyatta National Hospital became the first hospital to start the Kenya Registered Nurse training programme. The course was approved to run for 3 ½ years, with the Preliminary Training Service (PTS) to extend over 3 months, followed by a period of 3 months ward rotation and 3 years of theory and clinical training.
She is the first woman radiation oncologist in Kenya. She serves as Chairwoman of the Kenya Society of Hematology and Oncology (KESHO). She is the clinical coordinator at the Cancer Treatment Centre of Kenyatta National Hospital. She is also an honorary lecturer at the University of Nairobi. [3]