Education & training

Find Council-approved institutions, nursing programmes and clinical learning sites in The Bahamas.

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Approved institutions & programmes

The Council has approved the institutions and programmes listed below. Southern College's Bachelor of Science in Nursing is identified as provisional in the supplied Council list.

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University of The Bahamas logo

The University of The Bahamas

Programmes

  • Master of Science Nursing Education | Nursing Administration | Adult Gerontology
  • Diploma of Midwifery
  • Diploma of Community Health Nursing
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing
  • Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing
  • Trained Clinical Nursing Program
Bahamas Baptist University College logo

Bahamas Baptist University College

Programme

  • Trained Clinical Nursing Program
Public Hospitals Authority logo

Public Hospitals Authority Academy

Programme

  • Trained Clinical Nursing Program
Southern College logo

Southern College

Programme

  • Bachelor of Science in NursingProvisional
Terreve University College logo

Terreve University College

Programmes

  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing
  • Trained Clinical Nursing Program

Clinical learning sites

These Council-identified hospitals and community health services support nursing education and supervised clinical practice.

Public Hospitals Authority logo

Princess Margaret Hospital

Public Hospitals Authority

New Providence

Doctors Hospital Health System logo

Doctors Hospital

Doctors Hospital Health System

New Providence

Ministry of Health and Wellness Bahamas logo

Community Clinics

Ministry of Health & Wellness

Across The Bahamas

Public Hospitals Authority logo

Rand Memorial Hospital and Grand Bahama Community Clinics

Public Hospitals Authority / Grand Bahama Health Services

Grand Bahama

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