Spitali Universitar i Traumës is Albania’s leading public hospital specializing in the treatment, research, and education related to traumatic injuries. Established on September 26, 1929, as the Tirana Military Hospital, it has developed into a premier, state-of-the-art trauma and emergency care center based in Tirana. The hospital provides advanced emergency, surgical, and rehabilitative services to trauma patients from across the nation, serving both civilian and military populations. The institution is known for its multidisciplinary collaboration, dedication to patient-focused care, and vital role in critical response during national emergencies or mass casualty events.

• Trauma Surgery (Orthopedic, Neurosurgery, General Surgery)

• Emergency Medicine

• Intensive Care Medicine

• Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging

• Rehabilitation Services

• Anesthesia and Critical Care

• Vascular and Maxillofacial Surgery

• Specialized outpatient clinics (physiotherapy, follow-up, etc.)

• Education and training for trauma medicine

• National center for best practices in trauma and emergency care.

• Continuous professional education for staff, including specialized trauma trainings and ATLS® (Advanced Trauma Life Support) courses.

• Dedicated to clinical research, implementing rigorous protocols for patient safety, infection control, and multidisciplinary treatment plans.

Vision:
To be the national and regional reference center in trauma care, providing world-class treatment, advanced education, and innovative research in the field of traumatic injuries.

Mission:
To deliver the highest standards of emergency, surgical, and rehabilitative care for trauma patients, support the education and training of future health professionals, and drive excellence in clinical outcomes for both military and civilian populations through compassionate, evidence-based medicine.

• Recognized nationally as the reference hospital for trauma care.

• The hospital and staff have been commended for their contributions during major emergencies, such as the Kosovo War and local disaster responses.