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Welcome to The School of Clinical Medicine
UKZN’s School of Clinical Medicine is committed in growing health professionals and researchers to meet the challenges faced by Africans.
The school is also a proud supporter of the Fidel Castro Nelson Mandela Collaboration and over the years we have been able to welcome a large number of Cuban trained medical students into our academic stream and integrate them into our Decentralized Clinical Training Platform.
Together with KZN-Department of Health, our focus has been on ensuring that that we provide our clinical students with optimal clinical training of high quality; hence, we are continuously increasing and improving our Decentralized Clinical Training sites across the province to accommodate a growing number of students in this school.
This website will allow us to proudly share our brilliance and distinction in training, research and our community engagement initiatives
The School of Clinical Medicine is made up of the following disciplines:
| Anaesthetics | Clinical & Professional Practice | Internal Medicine |
| Cardiothoracic Surgery | Dermatology |
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| Emergency Medicine | General Surgery |
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| Neurosurgery | Nuclear Medicine |
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| Obstetrics & Gynecology | Ophthalmology |
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| Orthopaedic Surgery | Otorhinolaryngology |
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| Paediatric Surgery | Paediatrics & Child Health |
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| Plastic Surgery | Psychiatry |
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| Radiology | Radiotherapy and Oncology |
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| Urology | Neurology |
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Support the Professor Ncoza Dlova Medical Student Fund
Professor Ncoza Dlova, Dean and Head of UKZN’s School of Clinical Medicine, has launched a fund to support medical students with historic debt. The fund will ensure that education is a reality for those who are struggling financially. Further, investing in future medical doctors will inject much needed human resources in an already overburdened healthcare system.
Dlova said, We are appealing to donors, non-governmental organisations, the corporate sector, alumni of UKZN’s Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine as well as alumni of the former Alan Taylor residence to assist with donations.’
Alumnus and founder of the Gift of the Givers, Dr Imtiaz Sooliman pledged R3 million towards the fund.
All donor contributions will be received by the UKZN foundation which will qualify donors to receive a section 18 A certificate which is a tax benefit for their pledge.
‘Support Doctors in the Making (uMuntu nguMuntu ngaBantu).’ ‘Fund the future – Fund a Student and Be part of the Solution.’
Link to video: https://youtu.be/Y8ePQVACgmo
FOR MBChB ENQUIRES CONTACT:
Ms Vasanthie Brijlal
Tel: 031 260 4563
E-mail: brijlalv@ukzn.ac.za
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