Posted on March 30th, 2010 by Ruth
Registered nurses with the potential for postgraduate studies come from all corners of South Africa. Classes take place at the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Pretoria where students are exposed to a variety of learning experiences accompanied by expert lecturers.
Clinical Mcur programmes:
- Advanced Community Nursing Science
- Advanced Medical and Surgical Nursing Science: Critical Care – General
- Advanced Psychiatric Nursing Science
- Advanced Neonatal Nursing Science
- Advanced Medical and Surgical Nursing Science: Trauma and Emergency Care
- Advanced Midwifery and Neonatal Nursing
- Primary Curative Care
Prospective students can phone +27 12 420 3111 for application forms. Apart from other documents, students must have certified copies of all SANC registration certificates as well a a certified copy of the bachelor’s degree certificate in Nursing Science or equivalent , where applicable.
Contact Details:
University of Pretoria
Tel: +27 12 420-3111
Fax:+27 12 420-4555
Email: csc@up.ac.za
Website: www.up.ac.za
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Posted on March 29th, 2010 by Ruth
It was first established by a group of Trappist Monks in 1882. Several of the monks were healers and it soon became clear that medical care was needed in the community. In 1927 St Mary’s hospital was built.
As word of the hospital spread and the numbers of patients grew, so grew the need for skilled nursing staff, and in 1933, St Mary’s Nursing School opened its doors, the beginnings of a facility with a reputation for training some of the finest nurses and midwives in South Africa.
Education is one of the two pillars which the Hospital was built on, and is at the heart of patient care at St Mary’s Hospital. The college is proud to contribute to the nursing profession. Contributions to the Nursing College allow St Mary’s to maintain its current education programme as well as expand its core programme.
Contact Details:
St Mary’s Hospita
1 Hospital Road
Mariannhill
Tel: +27 31 717 1000
Fax: +27 31 700 3375
Website:www.stmarys.co.za
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Posted on March 29th, 2010 by Ruth
The Dutch Reformed Church started a mission at Rietvlei during the 1930’s. Over the years various doctors joined the staff and community work became a big priority and clinics were started throughout the district. Recognition for training of midwives was obtained in 1968.
In 1976 with independence, the hospital came under the control of the Transkei Department of Health and ceased to be a mission hospital. One of their many services is Nursing education and the training of registered nurses and midwives has continued under the auspices of the Transkei Nursing Council. Students from all over the world visit the hospital or do their elective period here.
Contact Details:
P.O. Box 501
Staffords Post
4686
Tel: +27 31 765 1732
Cell: 071 851 4648
Fax: +27 31 765 1755
Website
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Posted on March 29th, 2010 by Ruth
The Kalafong Hospital is situated approximately 17 kilometres from the Pretoria Academic Hospital and is equipped for the training of students. The doors were opened in 1972 for patient treatment.
Kalafong Hospital in conjunction with the University of Pretoria trains students from various medical and medical related fields of study -
- undergraduate medical students
- post graduate medical students
- students of Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Social work, Pharmacology, Dietetics, etc do their practical training here.
Lebone College of Nursing is also situated on the premises. The College is responsible for the training of pre-registration nursing students. The post graduate course in Nursing Administration and the training for Enrolled Nurses are also presented. These students are housed in the nursing residence on the grounds.
Contact Details:
Klipspringer Street
Pretoria
Tel: +27 12 373 8011
Website: www.up.ac.za
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Posted on March 29th, 2010 by Ruth
Dr James McCord opened McCord Hospital in 1909 to provide medical care to the Zulu people of Durban, South Africa.Today they provides top quality, affordable healthcare for all population groups. The hospital is also a centre for health education, training and research locally and internationally.
Under the leadership of CEO Dr Helga Holst, McCord Hospital is increasingly known for its compassionate care and high standards in healthcare delivery and for being at the forefront of medical advances.
The McCord School of Nursing has been operational since 1924.
Their programmes:
- Enrolled Nurse Training
- Bridging Course – which leads to registration as a Professional Nurse
- Primary Healthcare
- Basic Midwifery Programs
- Advanced Diploma in Midwifery and Neo–Natal Nursing Science.
Two of the South African Nursing Council accredited nurse training programs were initially developed through the McCord School of Nursing.
McCord-trained nurses are in high demand and are widely recognized for their dedication to service excellence and patient care.
Contact Details:
28 McCord Road
Overport
Durban
4001
Tel: +27 31 268 5700
Fax: +27 31 268 5705
Website:www.mccord.org.za
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