In Kabarak University's quiet, serene surroundings, the School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS) stands tall as a prestigious institution for aspiring healthcare professionals. Renowned for producing skilled, ethical, and compassionate graduates, the school is a shining example of what it means to pursue excellence in the field of medicine and health sciences.

The School of Medicine and Health Sciences at Kabarak University hosted a heartwarming oathing and pinning ceremony for its graduating students. The event was a celebration of excellence and elegance, with students dressed impeccably, each showcasing the best from their wardrobes. It was a moment to honor their transformative journey as they took their professional oaths in their respective disciplines: Family Medicine, Nursing, Clinical Medicine, Human Nutrition & Dietetics, Biomedical Sciences and Public Health. Highlights of the day included the nursing students’ symbolic candle-lighting tradition, where the graduating class passed the light to the incoming students, symbolizing the continuity of service and excellence.

Under the nurturing guidance of Dr. Pamela Kimeto, Dean of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, the faculty gathered to welcome the newest group of aspiring healthcare professionals to Kabarak University. The orientation meeting was a blend of inspiration and insight as the Dean and Heads of Departments (HoDs) each took the time to enlighten the students on the paths they had chosen.

Kabarak University is proud to announce a significant academic achievement within our esteemed institution. , a distinguished lecturer in the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Department of Clinical Medicine, has recently earned his PhD in Medical Physiology. This accomplishment not only marks a personal milestone for Dr. Otieno but also sets a new precedent in our academic community and the broader region.

We are proud to announce a significant milestone for our pioneering Master of Science in Nursing (MSc.N) students! They have officially commenced their clinical rotations at the esteemed Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH), marking a crucial step towards their aspirations of becoming Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANPs) upon graduation.

Amidst the radiant glow of candlelight and the palpable aura of achievement, Kabarak University's School of Medicine and Health Sciences hosted a momentous ceremony at the Kabarak University K-law hall. It was an evening of Oathing, Pinning, Candle Lighting, and Graduates' Dedication Ceremony—a celebration that resonated far beyond the walls of the institution.