Crestfield College of Health Technology Abeokuta-L

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Ongoing intensive CBT training and practicals in preparation for the forthcoming national board exam.......

You can still join us now by obtaining your form, resume and be certified as well

Crestfield team members at the JAMB policy meeting 2024/2025........are you still doubting, keep doubting.

Ongoing family planning intensive practical training backed up with additional Certification....

We are always willing and ready to give the best both theoreticals and practicals.

What are you still waiting for, you can also be part of us by following the procedures...

Obtain your form
Fill the form
Submit with the following document
- 5 O'level credit or awaiting result
- Birth certificate
- State of origin certificate
Then resume

Admission! Adminission !! Adminission!!!

🎓 Unlock Your Future at Crestfield College of Health Technology

🌟 Join us in shaping the healthcare leaders of tomorrow!
👩‍⚕️ Pursue your passion with our top-notch programs in community health, Pharmacy Technician, Medical Laboratory technician, public health, Environmental health and more!
💼 Gain hands-on experience with our state-of-the-art facilities and expert faculty.
📚 Elevate your career prospects and make a difference in the world of healthcare.
🔗 Apply now and embark on your journey towards success at Crestfield College of Health Technology, Erin Osun!
For more enquiry please call
07065260558

www.crestfieldcollege.edu.ng

Matriculated students of the college, you can also be part of our student by grabbing our form by paying into the school Account then bring the teller to school and get your form.... Contact 07065260558 for more info

Congratulations to the matriculating students

Our students at the just concluded community outreach held at Crestfield clinic kobape, Ogun state..... You can still join them to take your dream to reality stage.... contact 07065260558 to still get your form

Congratulations to our Community Health Extension workers on the successful completion of your National Board Exam........ I wish you more success

Induction of Health information graduands

Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Ali Pate, says that about 400,000 healthcare workforce in Nigeria is insufficient to cater to the healthcare needs of Nigerians.

According to Pate, the 400,000 workforce comprises community health workers, nurses, midwives, pharmacists, physicians, lab scientists, technicians, and auxiliaries working in the Nigerian healthcare system.

“They are not enough if you think that this number can take care of 220 million people. Our doctor-to-population ratio is lower than what the World Health Organisation expects

“So there’s still room to produce more. In fact, to produce excess because globally, there’s a shortage of health manpower, there is almost a shortage of 18 million people.

“In developed countries where they are aging, they are retiring so they need more people to provide services.

“So if we think about it, we can produce for our own needs and if some leave then they go and earn resources and they come back with some experience,”

“So I don’t want to undervalue the contribution of the workers that we have.

“We have to acknowledge them, celebrate them, make life easier for them even as we train more or re-train the ones that we have even as we work to resolve their issues.

“We really value the Nigerian health workforce and will continue to support and develop that going forward,”