See Post-Basic Specialised Nursing Programmes Introduced by Govt
The Ministry of Health has introduced new Post-Basic Specialised Nursing Programmes in response to the growing need for specialist nurses to provide quality healthcare delivery locally and the rising migration of specialised health workers to other countries.
These programmes, it said, had become crucial in managing non-communicable diseases (NDs) such as heart diseases, diabetes, cancer, kidney failure and others.
The new programmes include Critical Care Nursing, Emergency Nursing, Cardiology Nursing, Nephrology Nursing, Endocrinology Nursing and Oncology Nursing.
Benefits to Applicant
It stated that applicants will gain advanced clinical skills, improve patient outcomes, and become leaders in their field within the Ghana Healthcare system, as the programme is designed to meet international standards.
In addition, it said the programmes will enhance remuneration, as the training is fully supported by the Ministry of Health, with modern skills laboratories, upgraded libraries, and expert faculty.
Academic and Professional certification
After four semesters of intensive, clinically focused training, graduates will receive a BSc. from the University of Cape Coast.
Graduates will also be eligible for Associate Membership with the Ghana College of Nurses and Midwives (GCNM) and for licensure with the Nursing and Midwifery Council – Ghana (NMC).
The public and prospective applicants are hereby informed that the online admission portal will be open from March 3 to March 26, 2026.
Requirements
Applicants must be medically fit and not more than 40 years old, as well as have a passion for a specialised area of nursing care.
They must also have a diploma in general nursing, a diploma in midwifery, and a Registered Mental Health System with a completed one-year Mandatory Rotation/Internship/National Service.
In addition, applicants must have two years of work experience in an area of interest, either the Public or Private Sector, with a valid Personal Identification Number (PIN) from the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).
Application Process:
1. Applications should be processed and submitted through the web application platform, using this link https://register.healthtraining.gov.gh at a cost of GHe150.00.
2. Upon payment, applicants will receive a voucher containing a unique PIN and Serial Number.
3. Applicants should provide a dedicated phone number and a valid personal e-mail address for all correspondence.
NOTE: all correspondence will be sent through email, and the contact/phone number provided
4. Applicant must provide their residential address and Ghana Post Digital Address during the application process.
5. Visit https://register.healthtraining.gov.gh, use the PIN and serial number to access the online application form. You will be required to upload scanned copies of your academic and professional certificates.
6. The application form is accessible only with the provided PIN and serial number.
Carefully follow the instructions and complete all relevant stages of the application process. Follow the step-by-step instructions provided on the portal to complete the online application. The PIN and Serial Number will also be required for tracking the status of your application.
7. You may use the same PIN and serial number to track the status of your application.
8. Applicants who meet the admission requirements will be invited to attend a competitive interview at the school of their choice.
9. Successful applicants will be given a study leave.
Story by Hajara Fuseini
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