Prof Kehinde Oluwadiya
Professor of Orthopaedics and TraumatologistContact
Trauma
Close management of fractures and dislocations -
Open reduction and Internal fixation of fractures -
Management of limb traumas -
Management of hand injuries -
Orthopaedics
Management of congenital deformities -
Management of degenerative limb disorders -
Management of back pain -
Management of Orthopaedic tumours -
Management of complications of orthopaedic treatments -
Research Methodology
Analysis with SPSS - 70
%
Using HINARI - 80
%
Zotero - 70
%
Miscellaneous
Web Design with WordPress - 60
%
Microsoft Office - 80
%
Award and Honours
Distinction in Anatomy
MBBS Examination in Basic Medical Sciences, University of Ibadan. 1985
Oritsejolomi Thomas’ Prize
Part One Fellowship Examination of the Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria. 1996
This is for the Best Candidate in Surgery at the Part One Fellowship Examination of the Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria. 1996.
Amount awarded: N500,000.00 ($22,727.00)
International Scholar Award
Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medicine (AAAM) Annual meeting October 2006.
Amount Awarded: $2000.00
International Guest Scholarship Award
American College of Surgeons Congress, 2011
Amount Awarded: $8,000.00
Travel Scholarship
Bethune Round Table Conference – 2017
Travel Scholarship
NWU Humanities, ILMA and Pop & Health M & D WORKSHOP travel scholarship May 2018. and 2019
$2,500.00
Travel Scholarship
Bethune Round Table Conference – June 2019.
2nd Place Poster Presentation Prize
Bethune Round Table Conference, 2019
Prize: $200.00
Life Membership Award
Association of Resident Doctors OAUTHC, 2015
Distinguished Service Award
Association of Resident Doctors, OAUTHC, Ile-Ife, 2014
Teaching Excellence Award
Osun State University, Osogbo Medical Students Association, 2010
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Merit Award of Excellence in Teaching
2005 graduating class of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Medical Students
Statesman Award, University of Ibadan,
Man O’ War (Citizenship and Leadership Training) Club 1989
3. Commendation of Meritorious Service to the OAUTHC
Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals
In recognition of Exceptional service during the Ife-Modakeke Communal Crises of 1996
My Resume
Mentor, Teacher, Researcher, Clinician, and a Lifelong learner: Endlessly Inquisitive.
Community Services
Medical Education
Various radio and television enlightenment programs on Road Traffic Crashes, Fracture treatment and traditional bone setters in Osun, Ondo and Ekiti States, 2004-2011
Health Education
Health Enlightenment talks to various church congregations 2006-2012
Medical Mission
Medical Mission to Emuren village, near Ikorodu, Lagos State, 2011.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Work Experience
Ag. Chief Medical Director
University of Sierra Leone Teaching Hospitals Complex ( Freetown Sierra Leone ) Feb 2022 - Present CEO of the only teaching hospital in Sierra Leone, a country of close to eight million people.
Key Achievements- Ongoing integration of the six hospitals into a cohesive unit
- Re-established the moribund Medical Advisory Council
- Established the Office of Research and Training
- Established the Ethical Committee
- Start off the Hospital Journal: Sierra Leone Journal of Medicine
- Established the Residency Training Committee
- Got accreditations for Psychiatry, Anaesthesia and Pediatric Departments
- Signed MoUs with various hospitals accross the country to collaborate on patient care and research
Provost
College of Medicine, Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti ( Nigeria ) Oct. 2015 - July 2019 The College of Medicine trains healthcare professionals like doctors, nurses and laboratory professionals. The provost is responsible for the day-to-day running of the College
Key Achievements- Graduated the first sets of medical doctors from the university
- Established the Department of Nursing Sciences and introduced the BNSc. Corse
- Established BSc. Physiology Course
- Introduced BSc Anatomy Course
- Introduced regular and Executive MPH courses
- Established the Diploma in Anatomy and Mortuary Services. The first of its kind in Nigeria
- Organized the first ever professional MBBS examination in the College in September 2015
- Relocated the Provost Office from its former location at the Old Library building to its present location within 6 weeks of assuming office
- The Biochemistry and Pharmacology Building, which was originally intended for only two departments, was redesigned at the cost of less than half a million Naira (<$1,500) to house the Provost's Office, the Faculty Office of the Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences, and the departmental and staff offices of all five departments in the faculty, as well as the Department of Medical Biochemistry. This was the most essential prerequisite for all subsequent accreditations.
- Formed the Parents' Forum and raised close to 15 million Naira for the third accreditation in 2017, when the then state government refused to provide financing. The University now raises funds for its accreditations using a similar strategy.
- Established students Hostels at the Outreach centres in Igbemo Health Centre and Ikere-Ekiti Specialist Hospital. These were important requirements for accreditation
- Established an outreach center the Specialist Hospital Ikere-Ekiti for external posting of students in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- Got the Third and Fourth (final) MBBS Professional Accreditation
- In 2015, we established an administrative structure for the Medical Student Hostel by creating a regulatory document and appointing Hall Wardens and Hall Mistresses as well as Management and Welfare Committees. This was the first time such structures were put in place in the history of the University.
- Setup a Mini Clinical Skills Laboratory (CSL) which included a full component computerized manikin and four Little Anne CPR models. The CSL was commenced by scavenging mannequins and models that have been abandoned. We also held a training, which was certificated by one of the foremost experts on CSL in Nigeria.
- We setup the Medical Education Research Unit for electronic capturing of lectures for online assess by students.
- Networked the College office, and established paperless administration in the College
- We Installed an inverter-based, College-wide lighting system for the College at night.
- We established the EKSU Funeral Home to offer an affordable, professional and modern mortuary services to the community at the Anatomy Department
- Installed an inverter-based lighting system at the College Academic Building in the Hospital ensuring 24-hour supply of electricity in all the lecture rooms and the Clinical Skills laboratory
- Organised the first-ever College Week with complete student and resident doctor participation in Scientific Sessions. The three students with the best presentations received full sponsorship to attend the National Orthopaedic Association Conference in Lagos, which they went with me. It is the first time students have participated in the Conference.
- Together with the Medical and Dental Consultant Association of Nigeria and the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, we established “The Nigerian Stethoscope” journal, the very first peer-reviewed medical journal in Ekiti State
- Instituted a college-wide, computer-based auditing and indexing of all college equipment and furniture. This is vital to prevent their loss and monitor their movement
Chairman Governing Council
College of Health Sciences and Technology (COHESTI), Ijero-Ekiti ( Nigeria ) 2020 - Present College of Health Sciences and Technology (COHESTI), Ijero-Ekiti was established to train low to medium level healthcare workforce. The Governing Council is the highest decision making body in the institution and is responsible for policy making and has financial and administrative oversight
Key Achievements- Within four months of the Board's inauguration, the four primary officers of the College were appointed. It was the first time in the College's history that the appointment was based on National Board of Technical Education (NABTEC) guidelines
- Ensured a more regular payment of staff's salaries
- Introduced affiliate programs with Kwara State University to improve IGR
- Organised in-service training programmes for staffs of the Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti. This has yielded millions of Naira for the College.
- Reconfigured the College Management Structure in accordance with best academic practices.
- Convert all temporary staff to permanent staff without endangering the college's financial stability.
- implemented the recommendations made by the Ade-Oluwa Committee, which was tasked with standardizing and ensuring the academic culture in the College.
- Implemented a college portal that was developed in-house and was overseen by the ICT Committee that I chaired initially. This has saved the College millions and has also ensured the security of the College online presence
- Organized the first ever Annual College Scientific Conference
- Organized a series of Training workshop for academic staff. I delivered several hands-on training on PowerPoint, Zotero, online literature searches and statistics
- Approved the establishment of several new departments including paramedics
- Attracted a 22-million Naira funding from the Resource Mobilization Management Committe for the construction of the Health center
- Ensure the renovation of classrooms and hostels in the College
- Started the process for the upgrading of the College to a polytechnic. The College Law has been thorougly revised and is currently awaiting the Governor's approval
- Upgraded the financial regulatory document of the College
- Established a standard e-library developed in-house
- An ethical committee is currently being established
- The College is currently setting up the Nigerian Journal of Health Sciences and Technology.
Dean
Faculty of Clinical Sciences, Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti ( Nigeria ) 2013 - 2015 Key Achievements- Organized a series of training in research methodology for the Faculty. The first of its kind in the College
- Continued the job of establishing the faculty which was just two years old when I was taking over.
Pioneer Dean
Faculty of Clinical Sciences, Federal Unicersity of Technology, Akure ( Nigeria ) Oct 2021 - February 2022 Key Achievements- Involved with the setting up an administrative structure for both the College and the Faculty
Pioneer HOD
Department of Surgery, Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti ( Nigeria ) 2011 - 2013 Key Achievements- Setup the Administrative structure for the new Department
- Established the Academic Board of the Department
- Designed logbook for students rotating through the department
- Introduced several academic programs in the department including Journal Club and Reviews
- Attracted funding for the renovation of the orthopaedic clinic
- laid the groundwork for the accreditation of the general Surgery program by the West African College of Surgeons and the Nigerain Postgraduate Medical College
- Introduced electronic management of examination results in the Department
Pioneer Dean
Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences, Osun State University, Osogbo ( Nigeria ) May 2010 - August 2011 Key achievements- Established the Faculty Academic Board for the new faculty
- Introduced a digital inventory system for the laboratories
- Assisted the provost in preparing for the accreditation of the College by the National University Commission, NUC as well as the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN)
Ag. HOD
Department of Surgery, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomosho ( Nigeria ) October 2008 - March 2009 Key Achievements- Continued the status quo
Pioneer Chairman
Ethical Committee ( Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomosho ) 2006 - Key Achievements- Established the administrative structure of the Committee
- Organised the training of Ethical committee members by NHREC recognised trainers
- Established an SOP for handling submitted manuscript
- Established guidelines for ethical meetings
Locum Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
State Specialist Hospital Akure ( Nigeria ) 2005 - 2007 Key Achievements- Start off the orthopaedic clinic
- Increase attendance at the clinic from virtuall nothing to over 60
- Involved in the training of Medical Officers and Interns
Education
West African School Certificate Examination (WASCE)
Christ's School ( Ado-Ekiti Nigeria ) 1976 - 1981 I obtained my Secondary (High) School Certificate
MBBS
University of Ibadan ( Ibadan, Nigeria ) 1982 - 1989 This was my medical education
FMCS (Orthop), Fellowship in Orthopaedics and Traumatology
National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria ( Ijanikin Nigeria ) 1994 - 2001 This was my postgraduate education in orthopaedics and traumatology at the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex, Ile-Ife
NUCviHEP Certificate in Evaluation in Higher Education
National University Commission (NUC) ( Abuja Nigeria ) 2005 - An online certificate course organised by the regulatory body for university education in Nigeria. I learnt about evaluation in the university
Mentor-VIP Program Certificate of Mentorship Completion
World Health Organization MENTOR-VIP Programme ( Geneva, Switzerland ) 2008 - Through mentorship, I learned about research process in trauma
FACS
American College of Surgeons ( USA ) 2014 - I became a fellow of the American College of Surgeons
MD
National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria ( Ijanikin, Lagos Nigeria ) 2020 - A postgraduate MD program, equivalent to the PhD
Hobby
Keeping fit by Walking
Reading
Driving and Traveling
Browsing the Internet for random information
Couch potatoeing (sic)