University Health Clinics

To promote the well-being of its community and contribute to public health, An-Najah National University operates fully equipped medical clinics across both the New and Old Campuses. Staffed by qualified general practitioners, experienced nurses, and dedicated administrative personnel, these clinics ensure accessible, high-quality care for all members of the university and the surrounding community.

The University’s network of health facilities is designed to meet daily medical needs while also supporting long-term wellness. These include general health clinics that provide routine checkups and outpatient care, as well as specialized units such as the Dental Clinic on the Old Campus, which offers essential oral health services. The Ophthalmology Clinic delivers vision care and eye health assessments, while the Medical Equipment and Prosthetics Clinic supports individuals with physical disabilities by providing assistive devices and rehabilitation tools.

Additionally, the University hosts the Forensic Medicine Institute, which not only serves academic and legal purposes but also contributes to the broader medical landscape. These clinics are complemented by the An-Najah Medical Clinics, which function as central hubs for healthcare access, health education, and preventive screenings—promoting early detection and wellness for students, faculty, staff, and the wider public.