The Management of the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital (UUTH) hosting the Faculty of Clinical Sciences of University of Uyo in Akwa Ibom has assured authorities of the University of its Continued Partnership and cordial relationship.
The Chief Medical Director of the Hospital Professor Etete Peters who gave the assurance when he paid a courtesy visit to the Vice Chancellor of the University of Uyo Professor Enefiok Essien said that the Teaching Hospital would continue to support University of Uyo in its quest to providing world class training for medical Doctors.
Professor peters congratulated the Vice- Chancellor on his appointment and commended him on the various achievements recorded since he assumed office.
He pledge his unwavering support toward making the University a centre of academic excellence and prayed for Gods wisdom guidance and knowledge upon staffs and management of the University in the discharge of their duties. The CMD intimated the Vice -chancellor of some of the challenges confronting the Teaching Hospital ranging from inadequate offices for Doctors, hostel accommodation for student and modern equipment for training facilities.
While stressing that all these challenges needed to be addressed in view of the accreditation exercise coming up soon Professor Peters solicited the assistance of the Vice Chancellor in employment of specialist Doctors to boost the training programmes in the Faculty of Clinical Sciences.
The Vice- Chancellor Professor Essien thanked the Management of the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital for the visit.
He described the visit as symbolic and promised to assist the Teaching Hospital in it area s of need.
Professor Essien assured of his commitment to boosting the services rendered by the Teaching Hospital and pledged to strive to sustain the relationship that has existed between the University and UUTH.
By: Bernard Tolani Dada
Leadership News
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