Midwifery and Nurses Education
Midwifery and Nurses Education
Midwifery and nurses schools in Somaliland play a vital role in preparing skilled healthcare
professionals who improve maternal and newborn health outcomes across the region. These
institutions provide comprehensive education and practical training to equip students with the
knowledge and skills needed for safe and effective midwifery practice.
Key Features of Midwifery and nurses Schools in Somaliland:
- Accredited Programs: Most schools follow nationally accredited curricula aligned with
international standards. - Practical Training: Students gain hands-on experience through clinical placements in
hospitals and community health centers. - Collaborations: Schools partner with health institutions, government bodies, and
organizations such as SLNMA to enhance education quality and resources. - Capacity Building: Ongoing faculty development, curriculum updates, and exposure
visits are prioritized. - Graduate Deployment: Graduates serve throughout Somaliland, significantly
strengthening the healthcare workforce in both urban and rural areas.
Notable Midwifery and nurses Schools:
- Bura’o Institute of Health Sciences
- Sool College of Health Science
- Amoud School of Nursing and Midwifery
- Buhodle Health Professional Institute (BHPI)
- Hargeisa School of Health Sciences (HSHS)
Together, these schools form the backbone of Somaliland’s midwifery education system,
ensuring a steady pipeline of qualified midwives supporting maternal and child health services.