Medical Services

 Medical Services

Medical Services

  • Updated : Nov 21, 2025 03:52 pm


 


PREAMBLE


The College Medical Centre started operations in 1969 as a one room clinic being run by a male superintendent.  Mr. Osinubi.  The College was then under the Federal Ministry of Education.


On the 1st of April, 1970 when the College became autonomous, the need for recognition became apparent with the increase in the staff as well as student population.  A part time medical consultant was therefore employed.


A new medical centre was built by a  College Taskforce and declared open on the 4th of December, 1986 by the Chairman of the Governing Council, Alhaji Inuwa Musa.


The centre has since been functioning and maintaining the health status of the College Community.


VISION


Provision of adequate health care services that is effective, efficient and prompt to the students, staff and their relations.


MISSION


Enhancement and sustenance of good health care delivery and quality health status among students, staff and dependents in the College Community and its environs.


GOAL


To expand the scope of health care delivery services to the community and our immediate environment.


FUNCTIONS OF THE MEDICAL CENTRE


i.               Consultation at the Clinic


ii.             Provision of essential drugs


iii.           Medical laboratory services


iv.            Nursing services – In and out patient care, family planning


v.             Radiology services


vi.            Good referral system


vii.          Screening of food handlers on campus to ensure adequate hygiene and environmental standards.


viii.        Health education for staff and students


ix.            Fumigation and deratisation services


x.             Training of students (hospitality, leisure and tourism) on first-aid treatment


DETAILS  


There is statistically significant correlation between the health status of students and their academic performances. Students with good health tend to perform better in school than those with poor health.  The importance of having a good health facility in the College cannot be over emphasized.


The clinic is opened 24hrs a day, consultation starts from 8.00am till 4.00pm while emergency cases are attended to at all times. We have four department namely;


-       Medicine/Pharmacy


-       Nursing


-       Laboratory


-       Radio diagnostic


The facility is registered under National Health Insurance Scheme as a primary healthcare provider.  All the students are captured under TERTIARY INSTITUTION SOCIAL HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAMME.  This enable the students to access primary health care in our facility and also benefit from secondary or tertiary healthcare services outside the campus.


We have facility for admission however, critical cases are promptly referred to secondary or tertiary health centres depending on individual condition.


STAFF PROFILE


The Director’s Office has three full time staff


1.             Ag. Director Medical Services


I studied Environmental Health Management at Post Graduate level at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology.


My first degree was Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery at Ogun State University, 1991


Degree:          MEHM


                        MBBS


Professional Body: Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria


Marital Status:  Married


State of Origin:  Ogun State


Hobbies:             Table Tennis and Travelling


DIRECTOR’S OFFICE


Name:                        Mrs. Udoh Ekaete Martin Asuquo


Marital Status:          Married


Designation:              HND Higher National Diploma


Area of Qualification: Office Technology Management


Staff Status:               Full Time


 


 


Name:                        Mrs. Adegbite Oluranti Yemi


Marital Status:          Married


Designation:              Administration Officer II


Staff Status:               Full Time




 



LANDMARK ACHIEVEMENT


The provision of curative and preventive healthcare services to the College Community, thereby maintaining the health status of the community.


The centre in collaboration with other stakeholders participated in the conduct of a successful free eye medical outreach programme to the people of Lagos and the neighbouring states.