About the department
Department of Midwifery
The Department of Midwifery is dedicated to producing highly skilled registered midwives capable of providing quality maternal, newborn, reproductive, and women's healthcare services.
The department delivers the Post Basic Midwifery Programme through a balanced combination of classroom teaching, simulation exercises, clinical demonstrations, and supervised practical experiences in accredited maternity and healthcare facilities.
Students develop competencies in antenatal care, labour and delivery, postnatal care, neonatal care, reproductive health, family planning, emergency obstetric care, and maternal health promotion. The department places strong emphasis on professionalism, empathy, patient safety, ethical practice, and evidence-based maternity care.
Priorities
Focus areas
Post Basic Midwifery
Safe Motherhood
Maternity Clinicals
Simulation
Leadership
Head of Department
Mrs. Rosemary Akah Ekpenyong
Head of Department
Mrs. Rosemary Akah Ekpenyong heads the Department of Midwifery, where she provides leadership in the planning, coordination, and delivery of quality midwifery education. She oversees classroom instruction, clinical training, and student mentorship to ensure graduates are well prepared to provide safe, evidence-based maternal and newborn healthcare. Through her leadership, the department continues to uphold high professional standards while nurturing compassionate, confident, and competent midwives equipped to meet the evolving healthcare needs of women, newborns, families, and communities.


