Kenya to offer post-graduate kidney specialists training from September

The State last year bought Sh38bn medical machines, including dialysis units for county hospitals to relieve pressure on the KNH. PHOTO | FILE

Kenya will start offering post-graduate training in kidney treatment from September as it moves to create a pool of professionals to handle specialised medical care.

The planned Master’s degree programme will see the country produce nephrologists (kidney specialists), urologists (kidney surgeons) and renal nurses who are currently groomed in the US, UK and South Africa.

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