Join Our Campaign
Welcome to our campaign page dedicated to making healthcare more accessible for Nigerians by creating a comprehensive database of doctors of Nigerian origin, both locally and in the diaspora. Our mission is to ensure that every Nigerian has easy access to trusted medical professionals, whether at home or abroad.
Why Join?
1. Enhance Visibility:
Join our directory to showcase your skills, specialties, and achievements to a global audience. Patients and healthcare institutions will easily find and connect with you based on your expertise.
2. Make a Difference:
Help address the critical shortage of skilled healthcare professionals in Nigeria.
3. Professional Development:
Gain unique experience and expand your professional network. You may also be opportune to gain access to exclusive resources, webinars, and workshops designed to help you stay updated with the latest advancements in medicine and healthcare.
4. Community Impact:
Contribute to the improvement of healthcare services in Nigeria by participating in outreach programs, mentoring upcoming medical professionals, and sharing best practices.
...And to get to enjoy the rich culture and vibrant life in Abuja, Nigeria.
How to Get Involved
1. Register:
Fill out a Volunteer form, which you can request for via email. Create your profile on our directory. Provide detailed information about your qualifications, specialties, and experience to help patients and peers find you easily.
2. Share Your Stories with Us:
We love to highlight the journeys and achievements of our doctors. Share your story with us to inspire others and gain visibility through our platform and social media channels. You can do so by send an email to team@concernedmedics.com and we will do the rest.
3. Participate in Events:
Join our online and offline events, including webinars, conferences, and community outreach programs. Stay engaged and make meaningful connections.
4. Collaborate on Projects:
Partner with fellow doctors on research, publications, and healthcare initiatives. Use our platform to find collaborators and bring your projects to life. But please be sure to let us know.
1. Sponsorship Opportunities: Support our directory and outreach programs to gain visibility and show your commitment to improving healthcare for Nigerians.
2. Partnership Programs: Collaborate on initiatives aimed at increasing healthcare accessibility, providing educational resources, and improving healthcare infrastructure.
3. Community Engagement: Join us in organising health camps, awareness campaigns, and other community activities to promote health and well-being among Nigerians.
4. Data Sharing and Research: Work with us to share data and insights that can help improve healthcare policies and practices, benefiting the Nigerian community at large
Ready to collaborate with us?
Reach out to our team for more information.
Partnership/ Collaboration
Concerned Medics Foundation (CMF) is tackling the critical issue of brain drain in Nigeria’s healthcare sector. We’re excited to announce a groundbreaking partnership with the National Hospital Abuja. This program aims to bring specialist doctors to Nigeria to volunteer, mentor, and train their peers.
What is needed from you:
- Flexibility: Commit to at least 2 weeks within the 2-year period, working in your chosen specialty.
- Impact: Provide vital support, training, and mentorship to fellow medical professionals.
- Reconnect: Engage with your roots and connect with colleagues on the ground.
We’ll handle all the logistics, from planning your trip to ensuring a smooth stay at the National Hospital. Simply let us know your availability, and we’ll be there to support you every step of the way.
Program Details:
- Duration of pilot: 2 years (September 2024 – September 2026)
- Sign up: 2 weeks or more according to our availability.
- Role: Volunteer doctors to provide clinical services, mentoring, and training etc
- Accommodation: Provided by National Hospital Abuja. Fully furnished apartments in a secure environment
- Support: Assistance with license renewals
Join us in making a lasting impact!
Fill in the Volunteer form here
The National Hospital Abuja stands as a premier medical institution, just 37km from Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport. This top-tier facility serves as a beacon of hope for specialized medical care in West Africa.
Vision Statement:
To serve as an apex referral Hospital for Medical Care in the West African sub-region for the specialised care of patients; curative and promotive health, research, and the implementation of a holistic medical education programme for sustainable national and regional development.
Mission Statement:
To develop clinical and related services to the highest international standards, reducing the need for Nigerians and others in the sub-region to seek medical attention elsewhere. To ensure that it is endowed with highly skilled personnel and state-of-the-art equipment to provide the highest standard of medical care. To engage in relevant medical research and to be at the forefront of medical education at all levels.
CLINICAL DEPARTMENTS
All clinical departments are fully accredited by both the Postgraduate Medical National Colleges and the West African College of Physicians & Surgeons.
- Anaesthesia
- Chemical pathology
- Dental & Maxillofacial surgery
- Dietetics
- Family Medicine
- Hematology
- Histopathology
- Internal Medicine
- IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)
- e- Library
- Microbiology
- Medical Physics
- Medical Records
- Nuclear Medicine
- Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery
- Nursing Services
- Obstetrics & Gynaecology
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopaedics
- ENT
- Paediatrics
- Pharmacy
- Physiotherapy
- Psychiatry
- Radiology
- Oncology & Radiotherapy
- Surgery
- Trauma Centre
- Department of Emergency Medicine
Every department has its academic programs drawn to meet the curriculum of the Postgraduate colleges. Local medical students and some international elective students may be present at times.
[Send an email to team@concernedmedics.com for any inquiries us about this program]
Join us to get involved!
Fill in the Volunteer form here
… Don’t miss this chance to give back and help strengthen Nigeria’s healthcare system.