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The List of Recognized Cpd Provider Institutions THE LIST OF RECOGNIZED CPD PROVIDER INSTITUTIONS S/N NAME LOCATION Phone Number Email 1 Jos University Teaching Jos 07-3454376 juth-info @yahoo.com Hospital 2 Ebonyi State University Abakaliki 043-221882 [email protected] Teaching Hospital 3 University of Calabar Calabar 087238513 Teaching Hospital 4 University of Port Harcourt Port 08033122701 [email protected] Teaching Hospital Harcourt m 5 Lagos State University Lagos 014710670 [email protected] Teaching Hospital 6 College of Medicine, Ibadan 02-8708396 [email protected] University of Ibadan g 7 Federal Medical Centre Owerri 08033411575 [email protected] m 8 University of Uyo Teaching Uyo 08087774730 Hospital 9 Olabisi Onabanjo University Sagamu 037-640916 cmd.oouth@ogunstat Teaching Hospital e.gov.ng 10 Health and Human Services Abuja 08050997403 [email protected] Hospital Management Board m 11 Irrua Specialist Teaching Irrua- Edo 08058065577 irruateachhosp@yaho Hospital o.com 12 National Postgraduate Lagos 01-8970944 [email protected] College of Nigeria g 13 Imo State University Teaching Imo 083-520194 imsuthorlu@yahoocom Hospital 14 Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-ife +234803409024 [email protected] 3 m 15 Delta State Hospital Asaba 08077791001 Management Board 16 University of Abuja Teaching Gwagwal 09-2905535 [email protected] Hospital ada 17 Guild of Medical Directors Abuja 08057777123 18 Federal Medical Centre Asaba 19 Lagos State Health Service Lagos 01-8923056 [email protected] Commission g 20 Obafemi Awolowo University Ile ife 036-230271-2 oauthc-ile Teaching Hospital Complex [email protected] 21 Abia State University Aba 082-232776 Teaching Hospital 22 University College Hospital Ibadan 08033230882 cmac@uch- ibadan.org 23 State House Medical Abuja 09-6252595 [email protected] Centre om 24 University of Nigeria Enugu 08033227339 provost.collegeofmedi [email protected] 25 International Academy of +234805779188 [email protected] Pathology, West African 8 Division 26 Federal Medical Centre, keffi Nassarraw 08059899009 [email protected] a State 27 Nigerian Medical Association 08055272702 [email protected] m 28 Society of Family Physicians Lagos 01-4700442 Sofpon- of Nigeria [email protected] 29 Federal Medical Centre Umuhia 07062141227 [email protected] m 30 Medical Women Association Lagos 08029293013 [email protected] of Nigeria, Lagos Branch om 31 University of Ilorin Teaching Ilorin 08055763942 [email protected] Hospital om 32 Ophthalmology Society of 08033084308 [email protected] Nigeria 33 Medical Association of +44(0)7951490 [email protected] Nigeria Across Britain 373 g 34 Paedieatric Association of 07037850012 [email protected] Nigeria- 08037129979 m 35 Association of Public Health 08023381084 [email protected] Physicians of Nigeria 36 Aminu Kano Teaching Kano 08057203511 [email protected] Hospital 37 College of Health Sciences, Nassarraw 08065539634 binghamuniversity2005 Bingham University a @yahoo.com 38 National Hospital, Abuja Abuja 09-290886 infor@nationalhospital abuja.net 39 Medical and Dental 08037147245 [email protected] Consultants Association of Nigeria 40 Federal Medical Centre, Makurdi 08069790184 [email protected] Makurdi 41 Association of Psychiatrists in 08037147245 [email protected] Nigeria 42 College of Health Sciences, Oshogbo 08023277739 [email protected] Oshogbo m 43 Christian Medical and Dental Abuja 08035501261 cmdanigeria@yahoo. com Association of Nigeria 44 Psychiatric Hospital Benin 08032331189 [email protected] Uselu 45 Lagos University Teaching Lagos 01-8713961 Hospital, Idi-Araba, Surulere 46 College of Health Sciences, Uyo 08035515388 [email protected] University of Uyo m 47 National Tuberculosis and Kaduna 069-875871 [email protected] leprosy Training Centre. Zaria 48 Military Hospital Ikoyi Lagos 08191431787 [email protected] 49 Medical and Dental Nnewi 08056382061 Consultants Association of Nigeria 50 Association of General and Lagos 08032414323 Private Medical practioners of Nigeria 51 Wuse General Hospital. Abuja 08035755992 Abuja 52 Asokoro District Hospital, Abuja 08050997403 53 Maitama District Hospital Abuja 07028390614 54 Federal Medical Centre, Lagos 08035515388 [email protected] Ebute Meta m 55 FCT Primary Healthcare Abuja 08036182337 [email protected] Development Board 56 Neuropsychiatric Abeokuta 039-779503 [email protected] Hospital,Aro , m 57 Society of Occupational and Lagos 08057099338 nat.sec@soehpon- Enviromental Health ng.org Physicians of Nigeria, Lagos 58 Edo State Hospital Benin 08056375250 vexomokoike@yahoo. Management Board com 59 Medical Women Association Abuja 08036650203 [email protected] of Nigeria m 60 Military Hospital, Ikoyi Lagos 08191431787 61 Medical and Dental Abuja 08034234229 Consultants Association of Nigeria, Abuja branch 62 Federal Medical Centre, Yobe 08036516134 [email protected] Nguru Yobe State 63 Ministry of Health, Asaba Delta 080803430118 [email protected] 64 Society for Gastroenterology 08037194917 [email protected] and Hyptology in Nigeria om 65 Epidemiology Society of Ibadan 08023392616 [email protected] Nigeria om 66 Nigerian National Petroleum Abuja 0946085039 Corporation,Group Medical Centre 67 Bowen University Teaching Oyo State 08034102152 [email protected] Hospital 68 MENDS Training Institute Kaduna 08033112061 [email protected] MENDS Specialist Hospital om 69 Delta State University Delta State 08035785839 drobiaboayabo@yaho Teaching Hospital, Oghara, 08033607346 o.com 70 Ass. Of Rural Surgical Nkwogwu, 08066220361 Practitioners of Nigeria. Aboh- 08023138905 ARSPON. Mbaise, Imo state 71 Ladoke Akintola University Osogbo 07033328615 Teaching Hospital. 08034077336 72 National Orthopaedic Kano 08023106019 nohdala@orthopaedic Hospital, dala.org 73 68 Nigerian Army Reference Lagos 08023199004 Hospital 74 Nigerian Association of 08191355367 www.dermatologyng. Dermatologists com 75 College of Medicine Lagos 01-5835629 [email protected] University of Lagos 76 Intercountry Centre for Oral Jos 07098203421 [email protected] Health (ICOH) For Africa 77 Nigerian Society of Neonatal UBTH 08023346693 nisonm.nigeria@gmail. Medicine com 78 The West African College of Lagos info@wacs Surgeons (WACS) College of Medicine, Anambra 08039329882 79 Anambra State University State Teaching Hospital, Awka, 80 Central Bank of Nigeria Abuja 08070603521 Medical Service Department 81 Mother and Child Hospital. Akure 08163593435 omooyeneyin@yah Akure oo.com 82 Association of Rural Surgical Imo state 09066220361 [email protected] Practitioners of Nigeria m 83 44 Nigerian Army Reference Kaduna 062-831194 reference.hospital Hospital @yahoo.com 84 Clinical Training and Kaduna 08059600901 emteetee@yahyoo Research Centre .com 85 Seventh Day Adventist Ile Ife 08078193640 [email protected] Hospital m 86 Federal Medical Centre Katsina 08035051720 fmckatsina@yahoo. com 87 Ahmadu Bello University Kaduna 08033174870 cmdabuth@yahoo. Teaching Hospital, Zaria com 88 National Orthopedic Hospital Lagos 08122879302 nohilagos@nohilag Igbobi, os.org Endocrine and Metabolism Lagos 08033008127 nigerianendoctinol 89 Society of Nigeria [email protected] m 90 Federal Medical Centre Gombe 07081456608 [email protected] rg 91 Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Lagos 01-7743174 neuropsychiatricho Hospital, Yaba spitalyaba@yahoo. com 92 Federal Medical Centre Bida 08058697801 [email protected] 08058697802 om 08058697803 93 Barau Dikko Specialist Kaduna +234- Hospital 08033146100 94 College of Medicine, Lagos 01-5835629 [email protected] University of Lagos, 95 College of Medicine Lagos Lagos State University, Ikeja. Lagos State 96 Federal Medical Center, Ido- Ekiti [email protected] Ekiti, Ekiti State 97 Medical and Dental Belyesa 08034510717, mdcanduth@yaho Consultants Association of 07031819695 o.group.com Nigeria (MDCAN) NDUTH, Okolobiri, Belyesa State 98 Benue State University Benue 08037001800 [email protected] Teaching Hospital, Makurdi 99 Medical Women’s Abuja 08092463917, [email protected] Association of Nigeria 08034028617 (National) 100 Faculty of Ophthalmology, Lagos 08031907552 [email protected] National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria 101 International Academy of +234805779188 clemabuokolo@ yahoo.com Pathology, West African 8 Division 102 Nigerian Association of Lagos 08033001207 [email protected] Orthodontists 103 Nigerian Navy Reference Lagos 01-8198411 [email protected] Hospital 104 Nigerian Cardiac Society Umuahia 08067747121 nigerian-cardiac- [email protected] 105 University of Lagos Medical Lagos 08023266787 [email protected] Centre 106 Federal Staff (Medical) Abuja 08033086109 [email protected] Centre, Jabi 107 Dalhatu Araf Specialist Lafia 07098209527 Hospital, Lafia 108 Delta State University Abraka 08034744447 [email protected] College of Health Sciences 109 Centre for Health Minna 08035898045 [email protected] Professional Continuing Education 110 Family Health International Abuja + 234-9- [email protected] (FHI360) 4615555 111 Kebbi State Centre for Kebbi 08038354282 [email protected] Health Professional Continuing Education 112 Zamfara State Cetre for Gusau 08105009888 [email protected] Continuing Professional Development 113 Federal Medical Centre, Yenagoa 07039434107 [email protected] Yenagoa 114 Diabetes Association of 08033407316 [email protected] Nigeria (DAN) om 115 International College of [email protected] Surgeons, Nigerian Section 116 Department of Ibadan 07008244357 [email protected] Paediatrics/University Ext. 2410 College Hospital,Ibadan/Nestle Nutriction 117 Society of Emergency 08035455784 [email protected]
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