University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital is a federal government of Nigeria teaching hospital located in Ituku-Ozalla, Enugu State, Nigeria. The current chief medical director is Obinna Onodugo.
History University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital was built in the early 20th century by the colonial administrators. After Nigeria gained independence in 1960, it changed into a general hospital. It was converted into a specialized hospital on July 1, 1970, by the east central state government. The Federal military government of Nigeria took over the hospital by decree number 23 of 1974, while leaving the management in the hands of the council of University of Nigeria. In July 1976 after the appointment of an autonomous management board, the hospital became independent. On 8 January 2007, the hospital moved to a permanent site at Ituku-Ozalla.
Departments The hospital consists of 41 main departments with three outposts namely. University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Comprehensive Health Center, Obukpa University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Comprehensive Health Center, Abagana University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Comprehensive Health Center, Isuochi
Schools The hospital consists of 9 schools. Post Ophthalmic Nursing Medical Records School of Nursing Medical Laboratory Science Peri-Operative Nursing Nurse Anaesthetists Cardiothoracic Nursing Midwifery Community Health
Heads of Departments S/NPOSITIONNAMES OF CURRENT OFFICERS1Chief Medical DirectorProf. Onodugo, Obinna2Chairman Medical Advisory CommitteeProf. (Mrs) Joy Eze3Director of AdministrationMrs. Uche Obi4Accident & EmergencyProf. Tagbo Ogoun5Accounts and FinanceMr. Emmanuel Ugochukwu Okoro6AnaesthesiaDr. Onyekulu7AuditMrs. Oraguzie Charity Oluchi8CSSDApiakason J. I.10CS&TMazi Eze Onyimba11Community MedicineProf. Nwobi Emmanuel12Preventive DentistryProf. Abigail Ezi Akaji
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