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In a bid to support the Federal Government’s campaign for a greener and healthier environment, the Federal College of Forestry, Jos, has donated 1000 varieties of tree seedlings to the Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH)

The Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) held its Annual Junior Staff Forum at the hospital’s main hall, drawing together a vibrant mix of newly employed and long-serving junior staff, alongside members of the hospital management. The event served as a platform for open dialogue, motivation, and reaffirmation of the hospital’s commitment to inclusive development.

At Jos University Teaching Hospital, the Works Department is the silent backbone preventing breakdowns before they happen

In a healthcare system often focused on treatment, few voices speak as powerfully about prevention as Professor Hadiza Agbo

The Chief Medical Director of the Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), Dr. Pokop E. Bupwatda, received a high-level delegation from Sightsavers Nigeria Country Office during a courtesy visit aimed at strengthening existing partnerships and exploring new areas of collaboration.

“When I opened my eyes after two days in a hospital bed, I never imagined I had speak clearly again, let alone walk unaided. But God was faithful, and JUTH was more than I ever expected,” recalls Mr. Dan Manjang, a veteran journalist, public relations expert, and former Commissioner for Information and Communication

The Interns Committee of the Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) Department paid an early morning appreciation visit to the Chief Medical Director (CMD) of Jos University Teaching Hospital, Dr. Pokop W. Bupwatda.

The Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) recently hosted a high-level delegation from the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA), led by Dr. Agi Josephine Peace, to mark the commencement of a groundbreaking project. The initiative, supported by the Global Fund, aims to establish a zonal reference laboratory at JUTH, enhancing diagnostic capabilities for infectious diseases across Nigeria’s North Central region.

The Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) organized a comprehensive orientation program for its newly employed clinical staff to familiarize them with the hospital’s policies, ethical standards, and operational procedures.

In a heartwarming show of commitment to child and neonatal health, The HATCH Technologies, a reputable NGO dedicated to advancing neuronal and child healthcare,