Kairuki University has joined hands with the Pan African Travel Medicine Federation to strengthen post-graduate training in Travel Medicine across Africa.
The immediate goal of this collaboration is to empower more healthcare professionals with essential skills through a focused Travel Medicine Short Course, specifically designed to address Africa’s evolving health needs.
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was officially signed at Kairuki University, led by Professor Yohanna Mashala, Vice Chancellor of Kairuki University, and Dr. Garth Kuis Brink, representative of the Pan African Travel Medicine Federation. The event was also witnessed by Dr. Charles Tarimo from PATMF, along with members of the Kairuki University management team.
