Latest News & Announcements

University of Nairobi and Queen's University Collaborated  to Establish Virtual Classroom in Department of Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation(DIRM).

DIRM residents undergo training on VR goggles that will enhance the collaborative training between Queens University department of Radiology and DIRM. Residents from  DIRM were able to access images and have one-on-one training with Dr Castro from Queens University. Dr Kimani, Dr Mwango and Dr Onyambu were at hand to oversee the process. This is definitely a milestone in the right direction.

Radiation Oncology  4th Year/Finalist Residents at their final dinner event with their Lecturers at Movenpick Hotel

Dr. C. Onyambu - Chairman DIRM with visiting Paediatric Radiologist Dr. Annemieke and Members of Faculty as well as Radiology Residents. Dr. Annemieke gave lectures to DIRM  Radiology residents.

University of Nairobi and Queen's University Collaborations Enabled by Luxsonic Technologies to Establish Google Virtual Classroom.

DIRM-CHAIRMAN DR. C. ONYAMBU WITH LECTURERS AND 4YEAR RADIOLOGY REGISTRARS DURING FINAL EXAMS TAKE A PHOTO.

Faculty of Health Sciences organized a tree planting day on 31st May, 2023 at the Kenyatta National Hospital Campus.

Various departments took part in the activity that was led by the acting Dean, Prof. Eunice Cheserem.

Prof. Cheserem emphasized on the need to plant more trees to save the planet.

https://healthsciences.uonbi.ac.ke/latest-news/fhs-staff-and-students-take-part-tree-planting-exercise

Upcoming KAR upcoming in SOUTHERN PALMS HOTEL,DIANI,SOUTH COAST.

View the Link;info@mms.co.ke

Announcement: $100,000 Annual Multi-disciplinary Department of Diagnostic Radiology (DOR) Health Sciences Research Grant.

https://radiology.queensu.ca/research/annual-multi-disciplinary-department-diagnostic-radiology-dor-health-sciences-research

Today the 14 th February 2023, the Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences, Prof George Osanjo,
commissioned IR Mentice Simulator machine donated by our partners RAD-AID International. The
equipment is probably the first in Africa and estimated at Ksh. 50 million.
The Mentice simulator is a skills lab for training of Interventional Radiology (IR) fellows. It can
simulate vascular work in any part of the body. This will offer a great opportunity for our fellows