Annah Kengere
Principal
About the school
A medical school shaped by service in Kendu Bay.
KASMS prepares nurses and clinical officers through classroom teaching, skills laboratories, and practice in hospitals and rural health centres.
Our story
Quality healthcare education since 1948
The school states that it has provided quality education since 1948. Its Department of Clinical Medicine was established in September 2011, and the college has remained focused on training that meets expected professional standards.
That standard showed in the Clinical Officers Council pre-internship standardisation examination: the September 2018 class and the September 2020 class both recorded a 100% pass.
Today the college offers the Diploma in Clinical Medicine and Surgery, Kenya Registered Community Health Nursing (KRCHN), and an upgrading programme for enrolled community health nurses to KRCHN.
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Campus resources
Places where the training happens
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Administration
An administration block and departmental offices support the academic departments.
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Classrooms
Teaching rooms for the diploma cohorts, with further classrooms planned.
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Skills labs
Skills laboratories where students practise procedures before ward placement.
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Libraries
Well-equipped libraries, with e-learning resources including the World Health Organization.
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Clinical sites
Partnerships with hospitals and rural health centres for practical training.
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Hostels & recreation
Hostels and recreational facilities are part of campus life. Science laboratories are planned.
Administration
School leadership
Charle Rao
Deputy Principal
Beline Odongo
School Secretary
Departments
Heads of department
The hospital’s doctors are listed on the Kendu Adventist Hospital site.
Rosemary Omayo
Head of Department, Nursing
Moses Ochieng
Head of Department, Clinical Medicine
Faculty
Lecturers and the modules they lead
Full-time lecturers and adjuncts, with the qualification and module area published by the school.
Academic staff
5 lecturers
MO
Moses O. Otieno
BSc. Public Health
Community Health
BM
Beatrice Moraa
BSc. Clinical Medicine
Pediatrics
EM
Evans Malo
BSc. Clinical Medicine
Reproductive Health
JO
Joshua Obure N.
BSc. Clinical Medicine
Medicine
JA
Jane Amunga
BSc. Clinical Medicine
Surgery / Orthopaedics
Adjuncts
12 lecturers
JA
James Amenya
HND. HSM
Health Systems Management
SG
Dr. Sengera Geoffrey
B. Pharm
Pharmacology
AO
Alfred Odhiambo
BSc. Clinical Medicine
Parasitology
JN
Jason Nyakweba
HND. Anaesthesia
Surgery / Anesthesia
BA
Betty Arisi
BSc. Nursing
IPC / Nursing Skills
LO
Lawrence Ogeya
BSc. Computer Science
ICT
JO
Jane Onditi
BSc. Nutrition
Nutrition / Research
IN
Isaac Nyatuka
MSc. Psychology
ENT / Mental Health
AM
Annah K. Mabeta
BSc. Nursing
Communication Skills
SO
Pr. Solomon Ogutu
BA Theology
Christian Beliefs
AL
Aloyce Langa
Nursing
BO
Brenda Okoth
Nursing
70th Graduation Ceremony
“The Future is Ours”
Sunday, 15th November 2026, at 10.00 AM. KASMS Auditorium & Graduation Square. The occasion will be graced by Prof. James Onyango Awino, Chairman, Commission for University Education Kenya.
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