Community Midwifery (CMW)
A specialized program focused on maternal, newborn, and community healthcare, preparing skilled midwives to provide safe, compassionate, and professional healthcare services.
Supporting Mothers & Communities
The Community Midwifery (CMW) program equips students with the knowledge and practical skills required to provide maternal, neonatal, and reproductive healthcare services within communities.
Students receive clinical and field training focused on safe pregnancy care, childbirth assistance, postnatal care, and community healthcare awareness under professional supervision.
Admission to the CMW program requires Matric with a minimum of 45% marks. The program is designed for female candidates between 14 and 35 years of age.
Program Highlights
Community-Based Midwifery Training
Maternal & Child Healthcare Focus
Practical Clinical Experience
Experienced Healthcare Faculty
Hands-On Field Training
Professional Development Opportunities
Making a Difference in Community Healthcare
Graduates of the Community Midwifery program can contribute to maternal and child healthcare services in hospitals, clinics, rural healthcare centers, and community health organizations.
Begin Your Healthcare Journey Today
Join the Community Midwifery program and become part of a healthcare profession dedicated to improving maternal and community health outcomes.
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