About the hospital
Ibn Sina Teaching Hospital in Sirte opened in 1981.
It is one of the city's most important healthcare facilities and works as a teaching hospital, providing integrated medical services to patients while serving as a training center for medical staff and students across many specialties. The hospital has several medical departments and specialized units, including a comprehensive emergency department, an intensive care unit, general surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, and diagnostic and interventional radiology, as well as a cardiac catheterization unit, a pain management unit, an oncology unit and a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Its operating department has 12 theatres equipped to the latest international standards.
The hospital plays a key role in serving the local community and receives patients referred from neighbouring regions. As a teaching hospital, it provides a suitable environment for trainee doctors and for students from the Faculty of Medicine at Sirte University and other medical education institutions.
- 232doctors
- 592nursing & allied health staff
- 18medical departments
- 12operating rooms
Director General’s message
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
We are pleased to welcome you to this special occasion: the launch of the hospital's official website, an important step towards stronger communication and more efficient, accessible health services.
Launching this website reflects the hospital's commitment to developing its health services and raising the standard of care for patients. It also helps us communicate better with citizens and provide medical information and guidance quickly and effectively.
We are confident that this achievement will have a positive impact on the quality of our services and make it easier for citizens to reach health information and services, and we look forward to further development and innovation.
Peace be upon you, and God's mercy and blessings.
Wednesday 19 Ramadan 1446 AH — 19 March 2025
Dr. Ali Khalifa Eljarroshi
Director General
Vision
To be at the forefront of distinguished teaching hospitals, locally and regionally, in medical care and in continuing medical education and training.
Mission
We provide high-quality diagnostic and treatment services through highly competent medical staff using the latest medical technology, guided by professional ethics and our responsibility to society, while delivering continuing medical education and training.
Our values
- A patient-centred culture driven by performance and excellence
- Learning and teaching
- Teamwork
- Professional ethics
Patient rights & responsibilities
Patient rights
- The patient has the right to compassionate and respectful care that is appropriate to local customs and traditions.
- To receive adequate healthcare according to need, without any discrimination.
- To know the identity and job titles of the treating doctor, nurses and others caring for them.
- To be fully informed of their diagnosis and treatment plan in clear, understandable terms, to have all their questions answered, and to have interpretation services when needed.
- To be fully informed of the reason for any tests and treatments, and who will carry them out.
- To have their privacy respected and to be cared for in a safe environment free from any form of abuse, including the right to refuse to speak with or meet anyone not connected with the healthcare facility.
- To have the privacy and confidentiality of their medical and social information protected, so that only those directly involved in their treatment, or in medical review and quality improvement, can see it.
Patient responsibilities
- The patient must provide all information about their health, including medicines or other substances they take, past illnesses, infectious diseases, allergies, previous hospital admissions and so on.
- The patient must inform the doctor if they do not intend to continue the prescribed treatment.
- Follow all the instructions and rules of the healthcare facility, including keeping appointments and meeting any financial obligations related to their care.
- Cooperate in following the treatment instructions given by the healthcare team.
- Not infringe on the rights of other patients, disclose what they learn about them, or offend their dignity.
- Inform the healthcare facility of any change of address or of leaving the country permanently.
- Respect the rights of other patients and staff, avoid causing disturbance, and not smoke inside the facility.
- Respect health workers and all staff and never assault them, verbally or physically.