Auxiliary Nursing is an entry-level qualification into nursing. Auxiliary Nurses carry out basic nursing procedures and take care of patients on a less specialized level under the supervision of a registered nurse.

A Clinical Nurse Practitioner is a specialised nurse who provides advanced nursing care to patients.This care could cover: Ordering diagnostic tests, health assessments, patient care management etc.

A Midwife is a specialised nurse who provides help and advice to women during pregnancy, labour and postnatal care. They can work for themselves assisting home births or work in hospitals, communities, clinics or in mobile health units. Midwives are in demand!

A Paramedical Practitioner is described as being halfway between a Resident Medical Doctor and a Primary Health Care Nurse. They are there to assist the medical teams.

A Professional Nurse & Midwife has completed a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing & Midwifery. They can work in hospitals, communities, clinics and in general practice. They are caring and hard working people.

A Professional Nurse & Midwife has completed a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing & Midwifery. They can work in hospitals, communities, clinics and in general practice. They are caring and hard working people.

Did you know both men and women can become Nurses? … and Nurses are in demand! Staff Nurses assist doctors with medical procedures and taking care of patients. Staff Nurses take care of the sick, injured and the weak and are involved in health guidance and counseling.