PCEA Nakuru West Medical College
The Diploma in Kenya Registered Nursing–Midwifery is a nationally accredited 3-year program designed to equip students with essential clinical skills and a compassionate, faith-based approach to healthcare. Offered at PCEA Nakuru West Medical College, the course integrates core nursing and midwifery training to meet Kenya’s evolving healthcare needs.
Our curriculum blends classroom learning with hands-on clinical experience. Students are trained in anatomy and physiology, medical-surgical nursing, pediatric nursing, obstetrics and gynecology, mental health nursing, community health nursing, and midwifery. Clinical rotations at accredited hospitals and health centers ensure graduates are ready for real-world challenges.
This 3-year diploma program at PCEA Nakuru West Medical College equips students to provide professional nursing care. The curriculum includes anatomy, physiology, medical-surgical and pediatric nursing, mental health, community health, and obstetrics. Graduates must pass the Nursing Council of Kenya licensing exam to qualify as registered nurses.
This specialized 3-year program combines nursing education with maternal and newborn health. Students are trained in midwifery, prenatal care, delivery support, and postnatal care in addition to core nursing skills. Graduates are eligible to take the Nursing Council of Kenya licensing exam and register as licensed nurse-midwives.
Mean Grade: C Plain
Biology: C Plain
English or Kiswahili: C Plain
Mathematics or Physics or Chemistry: C Minus
3 Years
