Macmillan Medica Training College
This course is based on the American Red Cross curriculum, which is admired across the world. Upon completion and attainment of the required results our students receive certification from our certifying body -Skills Development Council Canada (SDCC). Our curriculum includes classroom instruction for a duration of 4 months and hands-on clinical training (Internship) for 2 months. The course covers work in several settings, including patients’ homes, hospitals and nursing care facilities, as well as how to care for patients with common disorders and illnesses such as diabetes, respiratory problems, and cognitive impairment.
KCSE D- or its equivalent
The Course is examined and certified by Skill Development Council of Canada (SDCC)
Health Services Support qualification consists of competencies that a learner must achieve to provide services in the hospital departments, as well as provide services to patients in healthcare facilities, hospices, and homes.
It involves providing first aid services, applying medical-legal ethics, demonstrating knowledge of common diseases, demonstrating knowledge of organization of health facilities, applying medical terminologies, participating in infection prevention and control, performing hospital housekeeping procedures etc.
Perioperative Theatre Technologists, also known as surgical technologists, assist surgeons, anesthetists, and registered nurses during surgical procedures. They prepare the operating room, sterilize equipment, and ensure that all supplies are present and restocked.
Health record technicians organize and manage health information data by ensuring its quality, accuracy, accessibility and security in both paper and electronic systems. Using technology, they classify, code and categorize patient information for databases and registries and maintain patients’ medical and treatment histories.
The Diploma and Certificate programs in Orthopedic Trauma Medicine are designed to train healthcare professionals in the diagnosis, treatment and management of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. These programs provide a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for handling orthopedic emergencies and rehabilitation. Students will learn about fracture management, surgical techniques, trauma care, and patient rehabilitation, with an emphasis on adhering to best practices and safety standards.
Both programs incorporate clinical rotations and hands-on training to ensure graduates are job-ready. The diploma offers an in-depth, comprehensive education over a longer duration, while the certificate program provides a focused, shorter-term pathway for those seeking quick entry into the field. Graduates can pursue careers in orthopedic clinics, trauma centers, and rehabilitation facilities, playing a crucial role in restoring mobility and improving patient outcomes.
The Certificate in Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program equips students with the essential skills to provide pre-hospital emergency care. This comprehensive course covers life-saving techniques such as CPR, trauma care, patient assessment and the use of medical equipment. Students will gain hands-on experience in handling various emergency situations, including cardiac, respiratory, and trauma-related emergencies, while learning to work effectively within a team. Upon completion, graduates will be prepared to respond confidently to medical emergencies and pursue further advancements in the emergency medical services field.