An NYSC Medical Report is a detailed document issued by a recognized government or military hospital describing a medical condition that affects your ability to cope in your current NYSC posting or camp.

The purpose of the medical report is to prove that, because of your health, you need to be posted closer to better healthcare facilities or to your state of origin.

Important NYSC 2025 Guidelines:

• It must be written on hospital letterhead,

• Must be issued by a government, military, or NYSC-recognized hospital,

• Should include a clear diagnosis and recommend relocation,

• Must have the doctor's signature, license number, and hospital stamp.

NYSC 2025: Medical Report Official Format

Here’s the correct format your NYSC medical report should follow:

[Hospital Letterhead & Logo]
(Name of Hospital)
(Hospital Address)
(Hospital Phone Number)
(Email/Website)
(Stamp & Logo)

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

This is to certify that [Full Name of the Patient], a [Male/Female] aged [Age] years, was seen and managed at our facility on [Date].

Following medical examination and investigations, the patient was diagnosed with [Name of Medical Condition].

Medical Findings:

• Symptoms include [Brief symptoms]

• Diagnosis: [Detailed diagnosis]

• Treatment commenced: [Outline treatment given]

Recommendations:
In view of the patient's medical condition, it is advised that he/she should be redeployed to a location close to a [type of specialist hospital] for regular medical check-ups and continuation of treatment.

This report is issued upon the patient's request for necessary documentation.

Doctor’s Name: ___________________________
Doctor’s Signature: ________________________
Medical Registration Number: ________________
Date: ___________________________________

(Hospital Official Stamp)

NYSC 2025 Medical Report Sample for Redeployment

Here’s a realistic sample you can use as a guide:

[Hospital Logo]
Federal Medical Centre, Garki, Abuja
Plot 105, 3rd Avenue, Garki, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria
Phone: 080XXXXXXX | Email: [email protected]

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

This is to certify that Mr. Chinedu Emmanuel, a 25-year-old male, was attended to at this facility on March 18, 2025.

After thorough medical evaluation, he was diagnosed with Bronchial Asthma, a chronic respiratory condition characterized by recurrent episodes of wheezing, breathlessness, and coughing, particularly at night or early morning.

Medical Findings:

• Frequent asthmatic attacks exacerbated by environmental triggers.

• Patient is currently managed with bronchodilators and corticosteroids.

Recommendations:
In view of the patient's unstable asthma condition, it is strongly recommended that he should be redeployed to his state of residence (Lagos State) where he can easily access tertiary healthcare services and specialized respiratory care.

This report is issued at the patient's request to facilitate necessary administrative processing.

Physician's Name: Dr. Aminu Sadiq
Medical Registration Number: FMC/ASTH/01234
(Signature)

Date: March 18, 2025

(Hospital Stamp)

How to Get a Medical Report for NYSC Redeployment (Step-by-Step)

1. Visit a Government Hospital:
   Go to a federal medical centre, teaching hospital, military hospital, or accredited specialist hospital.

2. Book a Consultation:
   Tell them you need a medical report for NYSC redeployment.

3. Undergo Examination:
   The doctor will check your health, possibly run tests, and confirm your condition.

4. Request for a Written Report:
   Politely ask for the report to mention the need for redeployment based on health grounds.

5. Ensure It’s Properly Signed:
   It must include the doctor's name, license number, hospital stamp, and date.

6. Photocopy Your Documents:
   Always make 3–5 copies before submission.

Health Conditions That Usually Qualify for NYSC Redeployment

Some examples of medical conditions that can support your redeployment request include:

• Asthma

• Epilepsy

• Hypertension

• Diabetes

• Sickle Cell Disease (SS genotype)

• Chronic heart disease

• Tuberculosis

• Severe peptic ulcer

• Orthopedic conditions (e.g., fractures, amputations)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I get a medical report from a private hospital for NYSC redeployment?

NYSC generally prefers medical reports from government hospitals. Private reports might be rejected unless the hospital is accredited.

Will NYSC 2025 verify my medical report?

Yes! NYSC now sends health officials to verify documents. Submitting a fake report can lead to disqualification or camp dismissal.

What is the difference between a Medical Fitness Certificate and a Medical Report for NYSC?

• Medical Fitness Certificate: Proves you're healthy enough for camp.

• Medical Report: Explains a health problem needing special treatment or redeployment.

How long does it take to process NYSC redeployment based on health?

If your documentation is complete, redeployment usually takes 1 to 2 weeks after camp submission.

Does NYSC reject some medical reports?

Yes, especially if the:

• Report is not on hospital letterhead,

• Hospital is not recognized,

• Doctor's license number is missing,

• Condition stated is not serious enough.

Final Thoughts

If you need NYSC 2025 redeployment based on health, your Medical Report is your most important document.
Ensure it follows the correct format, is issued from a government hospital, and includes full details of your condition.
A properly prepared medical report can make your redeployment process smooth and stress-free.

Prepare early, be honest, and good luck with your NYSC 2025 service year!