Healthcare Can’t Wait — Neither Do We!
When lives are on the line, delay is not an option.
That’s why our mission is simple: bringing innovative medical solutions closer to home—delivered, installed, and maintained so they’re ready the moment they’re needed.
We have helped hospitals and clinics choose the right medical devices, installed them with precision, trained their teams, and kept everything running with proactive maintenance, fast repairs, and transparent data on uptime and usage.​
Life at Primamed.
Dream, inspire, impact — every day.
Our mission to empower healthcare professionals and save lives is a journey we can’t take alone.
That’s why we open our doors to academic and professional interns — not just to teach, but to learn.
We believe the passion, curiosity, and fresh perspectives of young talent can spark new ideas, challenge our assumptions, and accelerate the impact of our work.
Together, we innovate faster, dream bigger, and move closer to a future where healthcare in Rwanda — and beyond — is smarter, stronger, and life-saving.
Every perspective shapes our mission.
Can you introduce yourself?
My name is Tasneem Abualgasim Hamad Ibrahim, and I'm from Sudan.​​
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Using one word, how would you describe your internship experience?​
Amazing!
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​What was your biggest achievement or lesson during the internship?​
During my internship, I gained valuable experience in preparing and managing documents using Excel, particularly for pricing calculations used in tender submissions. I also learned about the processes hospitals follow to request medical equipment, how maintenance is conducted, and the procedures for installing new devices. Additionally, I had the opportunity to assist in training healthcare professionals on the proper use of these devices, which gave me practical insight into both the technical and operational aspects of medical equipment management.
​Any tip for any other person willing to pursue the same career as you do?​
My advice is to always stay committed, build a good relationship with your team, and never hesitate to ask questions. If you don’t know something, keep asking and learning until you master it.
Rwanda’s Health, Our Shared Journey.
Our 2025 Footprint
End user: King Faisal Hospital Rwanda.
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Medical solution manufacturer: Karl Storz (Germany).
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Milestone:​ Provision of Endoscopic equipment.
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End user: Rwanda Biomedical Center.
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Medical solution manufacturer: Delft Imaging (Netherlands).
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Milestone:​ Maintenance of Mobile X-ray machine.
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Note:​ In 2023, an estimated 7,700 people in Rwanda developed tuberculosis, and 350 died from the disease. While the number of TB-related deaths has decreased, challenges remain. More than 1,600 people were still missing from TB care, and nearly 1,000 were diagnosed with both TB and HIV. We are honored to ensure the maintenance of Mobile units enabling early detection and accessible diagnostics.
End user: Rwanda Military Hospital.
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Medical solution manufacturer: Esse3 Medical (Italy).
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Milestone:​ Maintenance of Autoclave machinery.
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Note:​ The maintenance of autoclave machinery enables proper sterilization that prevents life-threatening hospital-acquired infections, supports the high-stakes demands of operating theatres and the ICU, and ensures reusable medical equipment remains reliably safe—thereby reducing operational risks and overall costs.
End user: King Faisal Hospital Rwanda.
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Medical solution manufacturer: Karl Storz (Germany).
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Milestone:​ Provision of Mini Invasive Surgery Equipment.
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Medical solution manufacturer: MVITRO (South Korea).
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Milestone:​ Partnership agreement.
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Note:​ We are pleased to share our partnership with MVITRO. Based in Seoul, South Korea, they're an R&D company dedicated to developing medical devices and healthcare platforms tailored to the upcoming era of home care and remote medical consultations. By using micro-lasers instead of needles, ORTIV (their flagship product) minimizes skin damage and eliminates infection risks through its high-temperature laser technology.