Our educational philosophy is rooted in the Seventh-day Adventist understanding of true education: the harmonious development of the physical, mental, social and spiritual faculties — the head, the heart and the hand.
We believe that health care is a ministry, and that the nurse and midwife stand in a sacred relationship of trust with the patient, the family and the community.
We therefore train professionals who are not only clinically competent but also morally upright, compassionate and committed to service. Learning at the College integrates science and faith, theory and practice, personal discipline and social responsibility.
Rigorous scientific knowledge, critical thinking and sound clinical judgement.
Compassion, integrity and the moral character that patients place their trust in.
Practical skill, disciplined technique and competent, safe practice at the bedside.
To provide nursing and midwifery education that meets national and international standards.
To produce graduates who consistently excel in the Nursing and Midwifery Council licensing examinations.
To instil the values of compassion, honesty, humility and service in every student.
To help reduce maternal, neonatal and child mortality in Ghana through excellent midwifery training.
To promote research, continuing professional development and evidence-based practice.
To serve our communities through health education, outreach and preventive care.
By the end of their training, graduates of SDA NMTC, Kwadaso will be able to demonstrate the competencies expected of a registered professional in Ghana.
Join a College where competence and compassion are taught together.
