Centre Hospitalo-Universitaire Béjaïa

The CHU Béjaia was created by Algerian Presidential executive decree Number 2009–319 on October 6, 2009, supplementing the list of university hospital centers annexed to executive decree Number 1997–467 on December 23, 1997, setting the rules for the creation, organization and operation of university hospital centers. This decree set up three hospitals in the CHU Béjaia, namely:^[1][5][6]

• Khelil Amrane Hospital (Route de l'Hôpital, Béjaïa 06000, Algeria; 36°45′15″N 5°03′01″E / 36.754279°N 5.05027329°E / 36.754279; 5.05027329 (Khelil Amrane Hospital)); namesake: Chahid Khelil Amrane^[7][8]
• Frantz Fanon Hospital (Rue Frères Arbouche, Béjaïa 06000, Algeria; 36°45′22″N 5°05′00″E / 36.7562273°N 5.083458°E / 36.7562273; 5.083458 (Frantz Fanon Hospital)); namesake: Frantz Fanon
• Tergha Ouzemmour Hospital (Q22W+VF Béjaïa, Algeria; 36°45′09″N 5°02′47″E / 36.75236320154377°N 5.046279270118089°E / 36.75236320154377; 5.046279270118089 (Targa Ouzemmour Hospital))

These three hospitals are affiliated with the school of medicine of the University of Bejaia (in Targa Ouzemour, Béjaïa, Algeria 36°45′02″N 5°02′27″E / 36.75045620250215°N 5.040717410579489°E / 36.75045620250215; 5.040717410579489 (University of Bejaia)). There is also a Blood Transfusion Center associated with the CHU (36°43′23″N 5°04′05″E / 36.722979794856016°N 5.068183975941541°E / 36.722979794856016; 5.068183975941541 (Blood Transfusion Center))

These three hospitals have departments that provide 22 medical specialties. Medical students train in these hospitals at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.