Residency Training Programme (Family Medicine) at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH)

The Lagos University Teaching Hospital is a foremost tertiary hospital in Nigeria , with over 950 admission beds, Forty-Six (46) Clinical Departments, Eighteen (18) Non-Clinical Departments and Outreaches at both Yaba and Pakoto. Presently the Hospital has over Two Thousand Three hundred (2,300) Staff comprising of Consultants, Resident/Medical Officers, Nurses, Pharmacists, Physiotherapists, Medical Laboratory scientists, Nutritionists, Hospital Administrators, Engineers and other categories of staff.

Applications are invited from professionally qualified Medical Doctors into Residency Programme in the specialty below:

Title: Residency Training Programme (Family Medicine)

Location: Idi-Araba, Lagos

Requirements

• Applicant should have at least one-year professional experience and must be fully registered with the Medical Council of Nigeria.
• Evidence of having completed NYSC is mandatory.
• Success at the Primary Examination of either the West Africa or National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria is mandatory.

Application Closing Date
19th December, 2024.

How To Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should make a payment of N5,000 and submit their receipt to collect an application form to:
The Office of the Chairman,
Medical Advisory Committee,
Lagos University Teaching Hospital,
P.M.B. 12003, Idi-Araba,
Lagos State, Nigeria. 

To Make Payment:

• Visit www.remita.net and click on "pay a Federal Government Agency."
• Type "Lagos University Teaching Hospital" as name of MDA, click on other "LUTH fees"
• Follow the prompts, Generate an RRR Code and make payment at any bank.
• Submit the payment voucher/teller to Finance and Accounts Department, LUTH for a receipt.

Completed application forms should be addressed and submitted to:
The Chairman,
Medical Advisory Committee,
Lagos University Teaching Hospital,
P.M.B. 12003
Idi-Araba, Lagos, Nigeria.

Note: The date of departmental interviews will be communicated later.