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TREE PLANTING EXERCISE ON 11 APRIL 2025 PARTICIPATION
DIRM PARTICIPATED IN NATIONAL TREE GROWING RESTORATION CAMPAIGN AT UPPER KABETE CAMPUS, UON.
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The DIRM handed over Affiniti 70 Philips ultrasound donated by RAD-AID international to Interventional Radiology (IR) clinic. The Ag.COO University of Nairobi ,Mr Brian Ouma presided over the event. The Dean FHS Prof George Osanjo and Ag.Associate Dean
The DIRM handed over Affiniti 70 Philips ultrasound donated by RAD-AID international
to Interventional Radiology (IR) clinic. The Ag.COO University of Nairobi ,Mr Brian Ouma
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The Chairman DIRM with Dr Chacha and Prof Dixon and Dr Anton paid a courtesy call to the CEO KNH.
The Chairman DIRM with Dr Chacha and Prof Dixon and Dr Anton paid a courtesy call to the CEO KNH. Dr Omamo, Dr Mugambi and Dr Wangari were also in attendance. They discussed further strengthening of the collaboration including angiography suite.
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Handing over of Affiniti 70 Phillips ultrasound to KNH Interventional Radiology Clinic
Interventional Radiology Clinic at Kenyatta National Hospital received an Affiniti 70 Phillips ultrasound machine from the Department of Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation Medicine.
The event was presided over by the University of Nairobi acting Chief Operations Officer Mr. Brian Ouma, Dean Faculty of Health Sciences Prof. George Osanjo among other officials from both UoN and KNH.
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TREE GROWING EXERCISE BY MEMBERS BY DIRM STAFF
IN LINE THE CORPORATE PERFORMANCE CONTRACT FOR YEAR 2024-2025 THE UNIVERSITY TARGET OF PLANTING A MINIMUM OF 90,000 TREES - DIRM STAFF PARTICIPATED IN TREE PLANTING EXERCISE .
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UON and KNH IR team gets teaching materials from RAD-AID led by Prof Dixon and Dr Anton
UON and KNH IR team gets teaching materials from RAD-AID led by Prof Dixon and Dr Anton. Their tremendous support after PACS installation is a boost to the IR training at University of Nairobi. Trained fellows are making a big impact in patient care. Really grateful to RAD-AID.
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RAD-AID team visits DIRM-led by Dr Kevin Anton
RAD-AID team visit DIRM, led by Dr Kevin Anton. This comes at the culmination of PACS system in KNH Radiology and DIRM, donated by the RAD-AID team. The installation led by Medweb and RAD-AID has progressed well. The current team shall have sessions with fellows and residents which usually boosts their learning experience. We are grateful for the RAD-AID support that has made our IR program grow in leaps and pounds .
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DIRM(UON) PARTICIPATION IN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF KENYA 2024
Department of Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation Medicine(DIRM)-UoN Participated in Agricultural Society of Kenya(ASK) 2024. We show cased our latest Portable ultrasound machine,LUMIFY from Phillips Healthcare systems with a Free consultation and scanning as a "Community service"
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The RAD-AID team led by DR Jessie Stewart and Dr Onyambu and Dr Kimani from DIRM paid a courtesy call on the Dean,Prof. Gorge Osanjo to discuss further collaboration with for the advancement of the IR program
The RAD-AID team led by DR Jessie Stewart and Dr Onyambu and Dr Kimani from DIRM paid a courtesy call on the Dean to discuss further collaboration with for the advancement of the IR program. The Dean underscored his appreciation of the positive input of RAD-AID into the training of IR fellows.
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RAD-AID International donates Ultrasound machine Affinity 70, and 8 hand-held probes and some stands. Dr. Onyambu and Dr Mwango, were at hand to receive the donations
RAD-AID International donates Ultrasound machine Affinity 70,
and 8 hand-held probes and some stands. Dr. Onyambu, Dr Mwango, and Dr. Kimani were at hand to receive the donations. The RAD-AID team of Diana Dowdy, Jyotsna Vitale, and Dr. Stewart facilitated this. This is a very significant donation from RAD-AID our strategic partners and will go a long way to supporting the IR fellowship and resident training.