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Frontline healthcare in Nigeria continues to evolve, demanding practical, high-quality clinical skills that reflect real-life patient needs. The OneHealth ClinIQ Clinical Excellence Programme for Health Professionals (Cohort 1, 2026) has been designed to meet this need—offering structured, practical learning tailored to professionals working within community-based healthcare settings.
This programme is presented by OneHealth through the Maámi Initiative and is positioned as a foundational training opportunity for healthcare professionals seeking to strengthen their clinical decision-making, patient care delivery, and overall competence in frontline environments.
About the Programme
The Clinical Excellence Programme is a blended learning experience combining live virtual sessions, practical resources, and peer-based learning. It is specifically built for professionals who want training that directly reflects what they encounter in everyday clinical practice.
Participants will join the founding cohort of the programme, contributing to a growing network of health professionals focused on improving healthcare outcomes across Nigeria.
Programme Highlights include:
- 4 live virtual sessions delivered via Google Meet
- Access to workbooks, assignments, and clinical resources
- Peer learning forums to share real-world experiences
- Sessions facilitated by experienced clinical experts
- Physical certification (Lagos) upon completion
The programme runs with a flexible structure, requiring an expected time commitment of 2–4 hours per week, making it suitable for working professionals.
What You Will Learn
The curriculum is organised around four key clinical pillars, each addressing pressing realities faced by frontline health workers:
Module 1: Safe Dispensing & Standardised Workflows
Focuses on reducing medication errors, improving documentation, and building systems that ensure compliance in clinical settings.
Module 2: Pharmacy Operations & Escalation
Covers critical decision-making—understanding when to treat, when to refer, and how to coordinate patient care effectively.
Module 3: Maternal Health Emergencies & Red Flags
Equips participants with the ability to identify danger signs, respond appropriately within their scope, and escalate cases confidently.
Module 4: Maternal Mental Health & Postpartum Depression
Addresses sensitive screening, effective communication, and appropriate referral pathways for maternal mental health cases.
Who Should Apply
The programme is open to a wide range of healthcare professionals, including:
- Registered pharmacists
- Nurses and midwives
- Community health workers
- Care workers
- Allied health professionals
- Final-year pharmacy and nursing students
Applicants should be committed to improving clinical standards and delivering better patient outcomes within their communities.
Programme Details
- Programme Start Date: April 27, 2026
- Application Deadline: April 13, 2026
- Mode: Online (Google Meet) with blended learning components
- Cost: Free of charge (selection is competitive)
Why This Programme Matters
Nigeria’s frontline healthcare system depends heavily on professionals who can make accurate, timely, and confident clinical decisions. However, many existing training pathways do not fully address the realities faced in community and primary care settings.
The OneHealth ClinIQ Clinical Excellence Programme aims to close this gap by providing practical, scenario-based learning that strengthens both individual competence and system-wide clinical standards.
By joining this programme, participants are not only improving their own skills but also contributing to a broader effort to elevate the quality of healthcare delivery across Nigeria.
How to Apply
Interested and eligible candidates should apply online using the official application link below:
Applicants are encouraged to submit early, as selection is competitive and limited to candidates who demonstrate strong interest in clinical excellence and community healthcare impact.
Health professionals are also advised to share this opportunity with colleagues and peers who are committed to advancing frontline care in Nigeria.
