Dr. Jide Menakaya is the President of the Medical Association of Nigerian Specialists Across Great Britain (MANSAG).
He is a consultant Neonatal Paediatrician and Clinical Lead for Patient Safety at The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He is also the Director of a private healthcare provider organization, Moor Park Paediatric Practice.
Dr. Menakaya completed his undergraduate medical training at University of Benin in 1991, graduating with the accolade of best student in Mental Health. After House Jobs at University of Benin Teaching Hospital, he transferred to the United Kingdom to start post graduate studies in Paediatrics.
He was one of the early groups of Calman Trainees rotating through London, Wessex and West Midlands deaneries, including a Fellowship in Neonatal Medicine in Melbourne Australia, before his appointment to a Consultant position in 2003.
In addition to his professional responsibilities, Jide is a Knight of St. Christopher (Church of Nigeria) and the Vice President of the Joint Council of Anglican Knights of United Kingdom and Europe, a member of the Grants Committee of Foundations – a Department for Education think tank, a Trustee of ERIC – a National Children’s Charity, a Bishop’s Nominee to the Governing Body of a Multi-Academy Trust School, and a School Governor of his local Primary School.
He enjoys singing as a bass chorister, cycling, tennis and travelling.
Dr. Menakaya was inaugurated as the 9th President of the Medical Association of Nigerian Specialists Across Great Britain at the 27th Annual General Meeting held in Manchester.
He is a consultant Neonatal Paediatrician and Clinical Lead for Patient Safety at The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He is also the Director of a private healthcare provider organization, Moor Park Paediatric Practice.
Dr. Menakaya completed his undergraduate medical training at University of Benin in 1991, graduating with the accolade of best student in Mental Health. After House Jobs at University of Benin Teaching Hospital, he transferred to the United Kingdom to start post graduate studies in Paediatrics.
He was one of the early groups of Calman Trainees rotating through London, Wessex and West Midlands deaneries, including a Fellowship in Neonatal Medicine in Melbourne Australia, before his appointment to a Consultant position in 2003.
In addition to his professional responsibilities, Jide is a Knight of St. Christopher (Church of Nigeria) and the Vice President of the Joint Council of Anglican Knights of United Kingdom and Europe, a member of the Grants Committee of Foundations – a Department for Education think tank, a Trustee of ERIC – a National Children’s Charity, a Bishop’s Nominee to the Governing Body of a Multi-Academy Trust School, and a School Governor of his local Primary School.
He enjoys singing as a bass chorister, cycling, tennis and travelling.
MANSAG was formed in 1997 after cross fertilization of ideas amongst Nigerian doctors resident in the United Kingdom.
The EXCO Team is committed to expanding professional development and strengthening MANSAG’s charitable impact in Nigeria.
Here is a list of past Presidents of the Medical Association of Nigerian Specialists Across Great Britain.
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Dr. Jide Menakaya is the President of the Medical Association of Nigerian Specialists Across Great Britain (MANSAG).
Dr. Menakaya was inaugurated as the 9th President of the Medical Association of Nigerian Specialists Across Great Britain at the 27th Annual General Meeting held in Manchester.
He is a consultant Neonatal Paediatrician and Clinical Lead for Patient Safety at The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He is also the Director of a private healthcare provider organization, Moor Park Paediatric Practice.
He completed his undergraduate medical training at University of Benin in 1991 graduating with the accolade of best student in Mental Health. After house jobs at University of Benin Teaching Hospital, he transferred to the United Kingdom to start post graduate studies in paediatrics.
He was one of the early groups of Calman trainees rotating through London, Wessex and West Midlands deaneries including a fellowship in Neonatal Medicine in Melbourne Australia before his appointment to a consultant position in 2003.
In addition to his professional responsibilities, Jide is a Knight of St Christopher (Church of Nigeria) and the Vice President of the Joint Council of Anglican Knights of United Kingdom and Europe; a member of the Grants Committee of Foundations – a Department for Education think tank; a Trustee of ERIC – a national childrens charity; a Bishops nominee to the Governing Body of a Multi Academy Trust School; and a School Governor of his local primary school.
He enjoys singing as a bass chorister, cycling, tennis and travelling.