Sina Hospital

Historical Significance

Established in 1873 by order of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar, Sina Hospital holds the distinction of being Tehran’s first educational hospital. Modeled after European medical institutions, it represents Iran’s early adoption of modern healthcare systems.

Name Evolution

• Originally called: “Government Hospital”

• Renamed in 1940 (1319 Persian calendar) to honor Avicenna (Abu Ali Sina) – the Persian polymath regarded as the father of early modern medicine

Modern Medical Center

Current Capacity

✔ 473 active beds
✔ 153 academic faculty members
✔ 1,089 experienced medical staff
✔ Primary teaching hospital for Tehran University of Medical Sciences

Specialized Services

• Advanced tertiary and quaternary care facility

• Leading center for medical education

• Premier clinical research hub

Mission and Achievements

Core Commitments

🔹 Delivering exceptional patient care
🔹 Training future generations of medical specialists
🔹 Conducting cutting-edge medical research
🔹 Serving Iran’s diverse population

Distinguishing Features

✅ Iran’s oldest teaching hospital
✅ Pioneer of modern medicine in Iran
✅ Leader in clinical research
✅ Staffed by highly specialized medical professionals

Sina Hospital Today

After 150+ years of service, Sina Hospital remains at the forefront of Iranian healthcare, blending historical legacy with modern medical advancements. It continues to excel in:

• Patient treatment

• Medical education

• Scientific research