UCH, Biomedical Engineering Department

UCH, Biomedical Engineering Department We stand at the heart of healthcare innovation where medicine meets technology.

Our missionis to keep every equipment functioning…

We are Engineers of life-support, the guardians of clinical safety and the silent force powering modern health care.

History. Excellence. Celebration.The University of Ibadan witnessed another remarkable milestone as Professor Omolola M....
10/07/2026

History. Excellence. Celebration.

The University of Ibadan witnessed another remarkable milestone as Professor Omolola M. Atalabi of the Department of Radiology delivered the 619th Inaugural Lecture, a presentation that reflected years of dedication, excellence, and outstanding contributions to paediatric imaging.

The memorable day began with a colourful academic procession attended by the Vice Chancellor, principal officers of the University, distinguished scholars, dignitaries, colleagues, family, and friends. The celebration continued with a cocktail reception within the University and concluded with a joyful gathering at Professor Atalabi’s residence, where the atmosphere of celebration remains unforgettable.

The Department of Biomedical Engineering was proudly represented at this historic occasion and heartily congratulates our dear Professor on this well deserved achievement.

Congratulations, Professor Omolola M. Atalabi. Your legacy continues to inspire, and your light will keep shining for generations to come.

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08/07/2026

Director of Administration Pays Familiarization Visit to Biomedical Engineering Department

In a landmark moment for the Biomedical Engineering Department of the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, the Director of Administration, Mrs. Oluseyi R. Eze, paid a familiarization visit to the department on Wednesday, 8th July 2026, reaffirming management’s commitment to staff welfare, collaboration, and institutional excellence.

The Director of Administration, accompanied by members of her team, arrived at the department at exactly 12:35 p.m. She was warmly and uniquely received by members of staff. Upon her arrival, the department’s digital display screen automatically projected a customized welcome message alongside her photograph, a thoughtful gesture that visibly delighted her and set the tone for a memorable visit.

The visit commenced with a closed-door meeting in the office of the Head of Department (HOD), attended by the departmental management team. In his welcome address, the HOD expressed the department’s profound appreciation for the visit, describing it as a demonstration of management’s accessibility and concern for staff. He also highlighted the department’s achievements, ongoing contributions to quality healthcare delivery, and presented key operational challenges requiring management’s attention.

Responding, Mrs. Eze commended the department for its professionalism, dedication, and warm reception. She reiterated the commitment of the hospital management to staff welfare and assured the department that the concerns raised had been duly noted and would receive the necessary attention.

The visit continued with a guided tour of the Biomedical Engineering Workshop, where the Director interacted with members of staff and observed the department’s technical operations firsthand. Addressing the workforce, she encouraged them to remain steadfast in their commitment to excellence, innovation, and quality service delivery, emphasizing that these values remain central to the mission of the University College Hospital, Ibadan.

The visit concluded with a group photograph alongside the departmental management team, capturing what will undoubtedly remain a memorable chapter in the department’s history.

More than a routine familiarization exercise, the visit symbolized a strengthened partnership between hospital management and the Biomedical Engineering Department. It inspired renewed confidence among staff and reinforced the shared vision of advancing healthcare through professionalism, teamwork, and exceptional service.

Indeed, 8th July 2026 will be remembered as a historic day, one that celebrated leadership, appreciation, and a collective commitment to building a stronger University College Hospital, Ibadan.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, IBADAN
University College Hospital, Ibadan-UCH
University College Hospital Ibadan-UCH Nursing
Olaniyi Olaoye

CONGRATULATIONS MESSAGEUNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, IBADANUniversity College Hospital, Ibadan-UCHUniversity College Hosp...
20/06/2026

CONGRATULATIONS MESSAGE
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, IBADAN
University College Hospital, Ibadan-UCH
University College Hospital Ibadan-UCH
University College Hospital Ibadan-UCH Nursing

The entire Biomedical Engineering Department, University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, warmly congratulates Mrs. Oluseyi Rebecca Eze on her well-deserved appointment as the substantive Director of Administration, University College Hospital, Ibadan.

We celebrate this remarkable achievement and are confident that your wealth of experience, administrative prowess, and passion for institutional growth will bring greater transformation to UCH.

As a department committed to supporting quality healthcare through innovation, technology, and clinical excellence, we look forward to a fruitful and impactful working relationship under your leadership.

We pray for wisdom, strength, and success as you take on this noble responsibility. May your tenure be marked by remarkable achievements, progress, and lasting contributions to the growth of our great institution.

Once again, congratulations, Ma. We wish you a successful and fulfilling tenure.

Signed:
Engr. Olaniyi Olaoye
Ag Head,
Biomedical Engineering Department
University College Hospital, Ibadan

Bridging the gap between technology and patient care. As a Biomedical Engineer in Clinical Services, every machine maint...
20/06/2026

Bridging the gap between technology and patient care. As a Biomedical Engineer in Clinical Services, every machine maintained, every system optimized, and every solution delivered contributes to better healthcare outcomes.

13/03/2026

UCH Biomedical Engineering Department Joins World Kidney Day Awareness Campaign

The University College Hospital (UCH) Biomedical Engineering Department actively participated in yesterday’s World Kidney Day awareness campaign, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to patient care and clinical support. The department has consistently played a pivotal role in ensuring safe and effective water treatment processes critical for dialysis, contributing to improved outcomes for patients with kidney conditions.

Through this engagement, the department not only highlighted the importance of kidney health but also showcased the vital collaboration between engineering expertise and clinical care in enhancing medical services.

It was an enriching experience at Bodija Market yesterday, where informative lectures were delivered, free tests conducted, and complimentary consultations offered to attendees. The event provided valuable health insights and practical support to the community, reinforcing our commitment to wellness and awareness.

UCH Biomedical Engineering Department remains dedicated to innovation, patient safety, and advancing healthcare technology to support both medical staff and patients alike.

26/02/2026

Engr. Titilayo Odeyemi Delivers Technical Lecture on Slit Lamp Equipment at UCH Biomedical Engineering Department Titillayo Olonoh Odeyemi

Ibadan, Nigeria – The Biomedical Engineering Department of the University College Hospital, Ibadan, recently hosted an insightful technical lecture delivered by Engr. Titilayo Odeyemi during its departmental meeting.

The training session focused on the slit lamp machine, a critical diagnostic instrument widely used in ophthalmology clinics for the examination of both the anterior and posterior segments of the eye. The lecture provided an in-depth overview of the equipment’s structure, functionality, and common technical challenges.

Engr. Odeyemi highlighted the three major components of the slit lamp system: the illumination system, the observation system, and the mechanical system, which includes the adjustable table assembly. She emphasized that most operational faults encountered in clinical settings are typically associated with one or more of these core components.

The session further underscored the pivotal role of biomedical engineers in healthcare delivery. As with other medical equipment, slit lamps require regular inspection, preventive maintenance, calibration, and timely repairs to ensure optimal performance and patient safety. Biomedical engineers remain at the forefront of safeguarding the reliability and efficiency of such essential diagnostic tools.

The lecture reinforced the department’s ongoing commitment to continuous professional development, technical excellence, and unwavering support for clinical services within the hospital.

For the Biomedical Engineering Department, the dedication remains clear: advancing healthcare technology, strengthening equipment reliability, and upholding professional standards in service delivery.



UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, IBADAN
18/02/2026

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, IBADAN

Biomedical engineers are the backbone of modern hospitals, ensuring medical devices are safe, reliable, and effective. F...
16/02/2026

Biomedical engineers are the backbone of modern hospitals, ensuring medical devices are safe, reliable, and effective. From maintaining ventilators and imaging systems to supporting clinical research and integrating technology with hospital IT, they bridge medicine and engineering. Their work not only keeps healthcare running smoothly but also improves patient safety, treatment outcomes, and hospital efficiency.

This week’s challenge as a biomedical engineer: bridging technology and patient care. Clinical orientation isn’t just training—it’s a lifesaver, guiding us to ensure every medical device works perfectly when lives depend on it. From ventilators to imaging systems, precision and readiness make all the difference.



10/02/2026

Engineering Healing, Where Precision Meets Humanity in Patient Care

As a biomedical engineer, I view engineering as far more than equations and interconnected systems. It is a quiet but constant partner in every successful patient outcome. Behind each accurate diagnosis, every safe clinical procedure, and every life saving intervention stands a thoughtfully engineered solution, built with precision, intention, and responsibility.

Biomedical engineering exists at the powerful intersection of innovation and compassion. We translate clinical needs into dependable technologies, ensuring that medical devices, hospital equipment, and diagnostic systems function optimally when human lives are on the line. Precision in design reduces risk and error, innovation pushes the boundaries of what medicine can achieve, and human centered design guarantees safety, comfort, and confidence for both patients and healthcare professionals.

From sustaining critical life support systems to optimizing imaging performance and enforcing quality assurance standards, much of our work happens behind the scenes. Yet its impact is deeply felt at the patient’s bedside. Every calibrated device, every preventive maintenance task, and every improvement in clinical workflow contributes directly to timely recovery, accurate treatment, and strengthened patient trust.

In biomedical engineering, success is ultimately defined by a single measure, improved care for human life. This is where engineering rises beyond machines and technology, becoming a true instrument of healing.







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