National Hospital Organization Nagasaki Medical Center
Our Fundamental Principles Fostering knowledge and technology of the highest level, we aim to give patients the best medical care by respecting the individuality of each and every patient, and greeting them with refreshing smiles and treating them with sincerity.
Kubara 2-1001-1,Omura,Nagasaki,Japan 856-8562
President's Message
National Hospital Organization
Nagasaki Medical Center Director
Hayato Takayama
I have been appointed as the Director of Nagasaki Medical Center as of April 1, 2024. My name is Hayato Takayama. I look forward to working with you all.
Our hospital has a rich history, originating from the Omura Naval Hospital established in 1942, and formally founded as the National Omura Hospital in 1945. We are a tertiary emergency medical facility in Nagasaki Prefecture, specializing in comprehensive care such as cancer treatment, maternal and child health, neurological disorders like stroke and epilepsy, liver disease, kidney transplants, tertiary emergency and trauma care, as well as disaster and radiation medicine. We contribute to the well-being of our citizens by transporting critically ill patients from remote islands and peninsulas of Nagasaki Prefecture via doctor helicopters and Self-Defense Force helicopters, ensuring they receive appropriate medical care.
A hospital trusted by the community and staff
Our hospital has been trusted by patients from various regions, including remote islands, for many years. Moving forward, we aim to continue earning the trust of Nagasaki residents and strive to be a hospital where they can receive treatment with peace of mind. Drawing from my experience in remote islands and emergency centers, I believe that medical and educational efforts are crucial for sustaining communities. Education is equally important within hospitals. As part of our mission to cultivate "high levels of knowledge and skills," we are committed to enhancing our educational environment. Each member of our staff will work with a spirit of improvement, ensuring the delivery of advanced medical care. Our primary focus remains on providing "reliable medical care to the community" and ensuring "smiles and peace of mind for our staff."
People are our treasure
As an educational hospital, we train medical residents, nurses, and Certified Nurse Practitioners (CNPs). Our clinical training program, initiated in 1971, has seen over 1,000 physicians excel nationwide through rotation training. Nursing education began at our affiliated nursing school and continues to train multiple nursing students. CNPs undergo training and post-employment education from the beginning, contributing to clinical care in various fields.
Our Clinical Research Center includes a collaborative graduate school with Nagasaki University, conducting advanced clinical research. With every staff member engaged in research to enhance their knowledge and skills, we create an environment where advancements benefit our patients.
Striving to become a "hospital for healthcare professionals to gather," we aim to build an attractive institution where talent is nurtured.
Operation Policy
Aim to be a hospital that always satisfies patients, while pursuing the goal of a safe and high quality medical care. Provide advanced treatment rooted in the local community, in close collaboration with regional medical facilities.
Promote medical policy in fourteen different fields including liver disease and neonatal medicine as an advanced, general medical center.
Promote clinical research via the Clinical Research Center and transmit information to the world.
Carry out the role of guiding the development of medical practitioners by focusing energy on the training and education of medical personnel.
Ensure a stable base of management in order for patients to be able to receive medical cares at with peace of mind.
Contribute to society by actively carrying out emergency treatment for mass disasters and so forth, via the clinical care center.
Contribute to the world through the promotion of international medical collaboration.