University of Calabar Teaching Hospital

Facility

Year formed

1979

Postal Address

Court Rd, Duke TownEsuk AtuCalabar 540281Nigeria

Phone

+23487232055

Main Website

https://www.campus.africa/university/university-of-calabar-teaching-hospital/

Social Media

Description

University of Calabar Teaching Hospital is a public tertiary health facility in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria. The 410-bed hospital offers a wide array of specialist services in internal medicine, family medicine, surgery, pediatrics, public health, obstetric and gynecology, pathology, dentistry and radiology. The facility is home to several training programs and schools, including a residency program.

Location

University of Calabar Teaching Hospital

Court Rd, Duke Town, Calabar, Nigeria

Nonprofit Affiliations

Facility Ranking based on 3 Affiliations

Foundation for Healthcare, Innovation Development (FHIND)

Promotes research, innovation and service development through the improvement of health systems and services for vulnerable and underserved groups.

Lagos State University Teaching Hospital

Provides high-quality healthcare services, advances care through innovative research and education, and improves the health and well-being of diverse communities.

Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research

Promotes best practices in healthcare delivery and research using locally adapted, strengthening models of health systems.

Facility Attributes

Facility Type
hospital
Operator Type
public
Affiliation
Government, Academic
Facility Area (m²)
176.8k

Other Attributes

Running Water (filtered)
Running Water (unfiltered)
Continues/Reliable Electricity
Modern Toilet Facility

Healthcare Services Provided

Anesthesiology
Dentistry & Maxillofacial Surgery
Family Medicine/General Practice
Internal Medicine
Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Pediatrics
Radiology
Surgery
Women's Health, Obstetrics & Gynecology

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University of Calabar Teaching Hospital

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Postal Address

Phone

Main Website

Social Media

Description

Location

University of Calabar Teaching Hospital

Links

Primary Website (Official)

Nonprofit Affiliations

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Healthcare Services Provided

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