Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture has partnered with the renowned Sabatia Eye Hospital (SEH) in training of BSc. in Comprehensive Ophthalmology and Cataract Surgery.  The Hospital organized and held a free eye check- up medical camp that was set up at Nabakholo Primary School grounds on ... Continue reading →

The Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) in collaboration with the University of Nairobi, Maseno University, Kenyatta University and University of Washington, under the umbrella – Health Professional Education Partnership Initiative (HEPI), has launched programs ... Continue reading →

  JKUAT Staff from the School of Medicine led by Dr Jackline Andhoga (Chairperson Anaesthesia and Critical care department) and Dr Charles Kabetu (department of Anaesthesia & Critical Care-JKUAT) conducted a training at Thika Level 5 Hospital from 26th-29th May 2020. The training was ... Continue reading →

The year 2019 has seen JKUSMA hold more activities than ever before and there have been quite a lot of new activities. There have been inspiring initiatives by our members, some of them even landing awards and international recognition. This year, we have made our mark. We have shown that no ... Continue reading →

ANOTHER MILESTONE AS  SCHOOL OF MEDICINE – JKUAT PRESENTS IT’S INAUGURAL COHORT OF 30  MBCHB YEAR 6 FINALISTS SET TO GRADUATE ON 29TH NOVEMBER 2019. After six years of hard work and dedication , The School of Medicine- JKUAT has seen the first cohort of  30 MBChB students through ... Continue reading →

Basic Life Support is a level of medical care which is used for victims of life-threatening illnesses or injuries until they can be given full medical care at a health facility. Following successful planning by members of the committee, JKUSMA in partnership with SCOME was able to organize the ... Continue reading →

Stephen Odiwuor Ochieng, a final year medicine student, has been crowned winner of the 2019 Students Projects for Health Competition. The award by the US based Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER), is in recognition of Odiwour’s community ... Continue reading →