Medicine
MD, MBBS — RUDN University, Moscow
Medical degree with clinical training across Russian teaching hospitals.
The practice
About the practice
An integrated medical practice in Abuja — one accountable physician, clinical follow-through, and the systems to back it.
Request a consultationThe founder
Dr. Oluwaseun Ayo Paul Akinyemi
MD, MBBS, B.Eng· Founder & Medical Director
Dr. Paul trained in medicine at RUDN University in Moscow and in engineering at the Federal University of Technology Akure. Two disciplines, both relevant: the clinical eye of a physician and the systems thinking of an engineer.
Kinedic was founded to operate the kind of integrated medical practice he saw functioning abroad — one named physician accountable for each client, clinical follow-through that actually closes the loop, and the operational systems to back the promise.
He also founded PULSE CPR, the emergency-response training programme that now sits inside Kinedic’s corporate offering — because the first link in the chain of survival is bystanders who know what to do.
Qualifications
Training that shapes the practice
Engineering
B.Eng — Federal University of Technology Akure
An engineering foundation that shapes a systems-thinking approach to clinical care.
Emergency response
PULSE CPR — Founder & Lead Instructor
An emergency preparedness programme equipping Nigerians with the lifesaving skills the first link of the chain of survival depends on.
Speaking & thought leadership
Briefings to ministry and academic audiences
Dr. Paul has presented to multi-national Ministry of Health and academic partners on the role of technology and artificial intelligence in Nigerian healthcare — including the diagnostic AI thesis that now anchors the diagnostic centre opening at Mabushi in 2027.
Recent talks have covered diagnostic AI, telemedicine adoption in West Africa, public-health surveillance, and the integrated-practice model for Nigerians at home and abroad.
Recent talk · 2023
Technology & AI for Nigerian Healthcare
Three years on, the talk has been refreshed as an editorial piece tracking what landed, what stalled, and what Kinedic is now building.
Read the three-year report cardClinical partnership
An operating relationship, not a referral letter
Brookfield Clinics sits 600 metres from our Mabushi office — close enough for a walk, critical enough for an ambulance. This proximity is deliberate. When a Kinedic client needs in-patient care, imaging, or acute escalation, the infrastructure is already in place.
Concierge clients escalate to Brookfield for hospital-grade workups. Corporate clients escalate to Brookfield from the on-site clinic. Coordination clients return to Brookfield for post-treatment follow-up after care abroad. One partnership, used across every service.
Brookfield Clinics
A 27-bed multi-specialty hospital located 600m from our Mabushi office
- A 27-bed multi-specialty hospital, 600 metres from our Mabushi office.
- Ambulance and emergency services available to Kinedic clients.
- Pre-travel workups and post-travel clinical support for coordination cases.
Mission
Care worth the trust placed in it
To run an integrated medical practice in Nigeria that the people we serve — families, executives, organisations — can rely on without keeping a second opinion on retainer abroad.
Vision
A medical home, not a referral chain
To grow Kinedic into a full clinical group — concierge, corporate, coordination, diagnostics, and in time pharmacy, training, and a health scheme — anchored in Abuja and built for Nigerians at home and abroad.
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