Name: Sangre Grande Hospital

Region: Eastern Regional Health Authority (ERHA)

Address: Ojoe Road, Sangre Grande

Phone: 226-4744, 668–2509/7491

Name: San Fernando General/Teaching Hospital

Region: South West Regional Health Authority (SWRHA)

Address: Independence Avenue, San Fernando

Phone: (868) 652-3581, (868) 225-HEAL 

Name: Port-of-Spain General Hospital

Region: North West Regional Health Authority (NWRHA)

Address: Upper Charlotte Street, Port-of-Spain

Phone: (868)-623-2951-6

Name: Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex
Region: North Central Regional Health Authority (NCRHA)
Address: Uriah Butler Highway, Champ Fleurs
Phone: (868) 225-4673/(868) 224-4039

Cancers are a leading cause of illness and death in Trinidad and Tobago. The National Oncology Programme (NOP) is a major component of the Government’s commitment to address this public health challenge. The NOP’s main focus is on treatment, education, awareness, prevention, screening and early diagnosis, palliation (care and pain management when treatment is no longer an option) and supportive care.

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Disclaimer: the training opportunities highlighted on this page are not provided or administered by the Ministry of Health. Interested parties should conduct their own further research and liaise directly with the training institutions.

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Interested in a career in healthcare in Trinidad and Tobago? The Public Health Sector in Trinidad and Tobago has a myriad of Career Paths to choose from, each with their own unique speciality and recognition. Healthcare career fields range from medical specialists to nursing, laboratory, bio-medical, engineering, domestics services and much more.

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The National Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Programme (NADAPP) coordinates drug abuse prevention and demand reduction initiatives in Trinidad and Tobago and supports the efforts of non-governmental organisations involved in the struggle to rid the nation of the scourge of drug abuse.

NADAPP’s goal is to reduce both legal and illegal drug abuse through a preventative approach by informing the public of the health and social consequences of substance abuse as well as the benefits of a healthy lifestyle.

Core Functions of the Transport / Ambulance Services:

To provide a national emergency ambulance service to all citizens of Trinidad and Tobago. This service is also to improve the quality and effectiveness of emergency ambulance care throughout the country.