Liberia: Jackson F. Doe Hospital Scoops Triple Awards
Liberia: Jackson F. Doe Hospital Scoops Triple Awards
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MONROVIA As a result of its quality health delivery to Liberians foreign nationals within the territorial confines of the country and neighboring countries, the Jackson F. Doe (JFD) Referral Hospital has been awarded as the ‘Best Referral Hospital of the Year’ by an independent health organization under the banner The I-Help Liberia Medical Incorporated.
The organization, I-Help Liberia Medical Incorporated, is a Liberian based not-for-profit organization operated by graduates and former students of the A. M. Dogliotti College of Medicine who, over the course of their stay in the Medical School, were supported by the I-Help Liberia Project.
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The Jackson F. Doe (JFD) Referral Hospital has been awarded as the ‘Best Referral Hospital of the Year’ by an independent health organization under the banner The I-Help Liberia Medical Incorporated for its quality health delivery to Liberians foreign nationals within the territorial confines of the country and neighboring countries.
The organization, I-Help Liberia Medical Incorporated, is a Liberian based not-for-profit organization operated by graduates and former students of the A. M. Dogliotti College of Medicine who, over the course of their stay in the Medical School, were supported by the I-Help Liberia Project.
I-Help Liberia Medical is a daughter organization of the I-Help Liberia project, an international NGO based in New York City, the United States of America. The organization was founded in 2014 but gained legal status in 2018 and has been involved in providing minimum financial supports to some students at the A. M. Dogliotti College of Med
Newly dedicated transformer for the J. F. Doe Referral Hospital in Tappita, Nimba County.
The Chief Administrator of the Jackson F. Doe Referral Hospital in Tappita, Nimba County, says the management is elated by the dedication of a 1500KVA transformer to the hospital with a dental clinic.
The transformer will enable the hospital to have stable electricity from the West Africa Power Pool running from the Ivory Coast through the Loguatuo border in Nimba County to the south-east.
Chief Administrator Abraham F. Jusu said the newly dedicated transformer will not only ensure a stable electricity supply but will improve the overall operations of the hospital that serves the people of Nimba and the entire South East as well as neighboring countries.