The KNH School of Nursing, set up in 1996, caters to the advanced training needs of nurses in Kenyatta National Hospital’s specialized departments like critical care, theatre, renal, A&E, and newborn care. Initially offering in-house training, it later expanded to accommodate nurses from various institutions across the country, with all programs accredited by the Nursing Council of Kenya (NCK).
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Course Listings and Financial Details at KNH School of Nursing:
- Higher Diploma in Specialised Nursing Programs:
- Critical Care, Perioperative, Neonatal, Nephrology, Accident & Emergency, and Oncology Nursing.
- Fee for each program: Ksh 232,500.
- Duration: 1 year, with intakes in September and some in April.
Additional Costs:
- NCK fees: Ksh 23,400 for indexing, training materials, and exams.
- Application fee: Ksh 1,500.
- International students: Ksh 300,500 plus 300 USD for a temporary NCK license.
Entry Requirements:
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- Qualifications such as KRN/M, KRHCN, BScN, and two years of work experience (three for KNH employees).
- Minimum education of KCSE C- or Division III at ‘O’ level, professional certificates, NCK registration, a valid practice license, and National ID/Passport.
- Health insurance or NHIF card is mandatory, with foreign students needing translated and equated certifications.
Short Courses:
- Stoma, Wound and Continence Care (3 months, Ksh 40,500), Theatre Sterile Assistant (6 months, Ksh 60,500), Basic and Advanced Life Support courses for certified healthcare workers.
Short Course Application Requirements:
- Applicants must submit copies of their academic and professional certificates, a valid practice license, and a national ID, along with banking slips and contact details.
Contact Information:
- Located within Kenyatta National Hospital, Ngong Road, Nairobi.
- Phone: 020 272 6300/ 0709 0854 000/ 0730 643 000.
