Head of Medical Information Management Unit
Ajayi Paul Iyanuoluwa is a seasoned Health Information Management professional who currently serves as the Head of the Medical Information Management Unit at the Federal University of Health Sciences Teaching Hospital (FUHSTHI), Ila-Orangun, Osun State. In this capacity, he leads the strategic oversight of medical records, health informatics, and data governance for one of Nigeria's emerging tertiary healthcare institutions.
Born and raised in Ibadan, Oyo State, Ajayi demonstrated an early aptitude for technology and healthcare, which guided his educational path. He obtained his Primary School Leaving Certificate from Staff School, University of Ibadan, and his Senior School Leaving Certificate from Bishop Akinyele Grammar School, Oke Are, Ibadan. His formal training in health information management began with an Ordinary National Diploma (OND) from Millennium College of Health Technology, Akure, followed by a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (Health Information Management) from Adeleke University, Ede. He is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Health Information Management at Lead City University, reflecting his unwavering commitment to professional growth.
Ajayi is described as a motivated, adaptable, and responsible professional with a methodical, customer-focused approach to work. His core philosophy revolves around proactively creating, capturing, and sustaining value in healthcare through self-development, awareness, and exceptional teamwork. He brings a robust blend of computer literacy, advanced critical thinking, and excellent management skills to his leadership roles.
Federal University of Health Sciences Teaching Hospital (FUHSTHI), Ila-Orangun, Osun State
Head of the Medical Information Management Unit (December 2025 – Present)
As the unit head, Ajayi oversees all medical information systems, ensuring the accuracy, confidentiality, and accessibility of patient records. He drives the implementation of electronic health records, develops data quality protocols, and leads a team of health information officers in delivering efficient record-keeping services that support clinical decision-making and hospital accreditation. His strategic vision aligns with the hospital’s mission to provide world-class healthcare through robust information management.
De-Potter College of Health Technology, Oru Ijebu-Igbo
Head of Department, Health Information Management (January 2025 – December 2025)
Led the department with responsibility for curriculum design, faculty supervision, student mentorship, and academic quality assurance. Strengthened the program’s practical training component and fostered industry partnerships.
POGIL College of Health Technology, Ijebu-Ode
Full-time Lecturer, Department of Health Information Management (August 2022 – December 2024) Delivered lectures and practical sessions on health informatics, medical coding, and record management. Played a key role in developing instructional materials and assessing student performance. National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) at Rumuokwurushi Model Primary Health Care, Port Harcourt Health Information Manager (April 2021 – February 2022) Managed patient health records, implemented data collection tools, and generated routine health reports for the primary care centre. Contributed to improving data accuracy and service delivery. UniOsun Teaching Hospital, Osogbo, Osun State IT Student, Department of Health Information Management (June 2019 – September 2019) Gained hands-on experience in computerisation of health records, working across multiple units to support system optimisation and data entry. Federal Medical Center, Owo, Ondo State SIWES Student, Health Information Management (November 2015 – March 2016) Focused on computerisation and digitisation of patient records, contributing to the hospital’s transition to electronic systems. Medical Artillery Brigade, Akure, Ondo State SIWES Student, Health Information Management (July 2015 – September 2015). Worked as a coder and statistician in a military hospital setting, utilising computer applications for data management and library services. State Hospital Akure, Ondo State SIWES Student, Health Information Management (July 2014 – September 2014) Acquired foundational experience in various hospital departments, learning the full spectrum of health information management operations.Ajayi Paul Iyanuoluwa is a proven leader who has progressively ascended from student intern to Head of Department and now to Head of the Medical Information Management Unit at a federal teaching hospital. His leadership is anchored in collaboration, integrity, and a results‑driven mindset. He excels at building cohesive teams, fostering a culture of continuous improvement, and implementing innovative solutions to complex health information challenges.
As Head of Department at De‑Potter College, he revamped the curriculum to incorporate emerging trends in health informatics, producing graduates who are well‑prepared for the modern healthcare landscape. In his current role at FUHSTHI, he spearheads the development of a comprehensive medical records strategy that aligns with national health information standards and international best practices.
His research interests include electronic health record adoption, data quality assurance, health data analytics, and the intersection of computer science with healthcare delivery. Ajayi is currently exploring how artificial intelligence and machine learning can be leveraged to improve disease surveillance and patient outcomes in Nigerian tertiary hospitals. His ongoing Master’s research at Lead City University focuses on the barriers and facilitators of health information system interoperability in public healthcare facilities.
Ajayi is an effective communicator and decision‑maker, with strong interactive skills that enable him to engage stakeholders across clinical, administrative, and technical domains. He is adept at problem‑solving, time management, and prioritisation, ensuring that critical projects are completed on schedule and with high quality.
- Appointment as Head of the Medical Information Management Unit at the Federal University of Health Sciences Teaching Hospital (FUHSTHI), Ila‑Orangun a testament to his expertise and leadership in health information management. Formerly served as Head of Department, Health Information Management at De‑Potter College of Health Technology, where he was commended for his administrative acumen and contributions to academic excellence.
Successfully completed a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (Health Information Management) with distinction from Adeleke University. Currently pursuing a Master of Science in Health Information Management at Lead City University, demonstrating a commitment to lifelong learning.
As a lecturer and department head, he has mentored over 200 students, many of whom have gone on to successful careers in health information management. His innovative teaching methods and practical approach have been acknowledged by institutional leadership and student evaluations.
