Uganda - Apply for Private Practice License-Nurses
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ProcedureEdit
- A Private Practice Licence nurses and Midwives can be obtained from Uganda Nurses and Midwives Council.
- Fill up the appropriate application form as described by the Uganda Nurses and Midwives council.
- One must have worked for 5 years and above and from a recognized health facility.
- After filling the form proceed to pay the prescribed fee.
- Submit the dully filled in form attached with pay slip to the Nursing Officer in charge of Nurse and Midwife council.
- Collect your Private Practice Licence from where your application was submitted within a day from the date the application was received at Uganda Medical nurses and Midwives Council in case there is no rejection.
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Required DocumentsEdit
The basic requirements are:-
- Provision of suitable equipped premises.
- Application letter to the Registrar UNMC.
- State the location and name of the proposed unit.
- Describe your training.
- Describe your current employment.
- A brief CV.
- Recommendation letter from employer.
- Photocopies of professional certificates–show original.
- Photocopy of latest renewal of professional license.
- Inspection form – obtained from UNMC –completed and stamped by the DHOs office.
- 2 passport size photographs
Office Locations & ContactsEdit
Uganda Nurses and Midwives Council - Head Office,
Physicall address:Mukubira Zone, Kawempe Division,
Kampala, Uganda
P. O. Box 4046, Makarere Road,
Email: [email protected] | [email protected]
Website: Link
EligibilityEdit
- A registered nurse who has served in a hospital or approved health unit for not less than ten years and has a current license to practice.( Private General Nursing Clinic)
- A registered or enrolled midwife who has served in a hospital or approved health unit for not less than five years and has a current license to practice.( Private Midwifery Practice)
FeesEdit
- 10,000/= For photographs for Certificate
- 120,000/= Enrollment fee or US $ 200 for Non -Ugandans
- 150,000/= Registration fee or US $ 200 for Non -Ugandans
- 50,000/= Additional Diploma fee for RCN or US $ 50 for Non -Ugandans
- 13,000/= Professional ID Card
- 1,000/= Continuing Education Diary
- 5,000/= Professional Code of Conduct
- 10,000/= Nurses Act (1996)
- 25,000/= Midwifery Handbook
ValidityEdit
Private General nursing clinic and midwifery domiciliary clinic licenses are valid for one year and must be renewed by 31 March of each year.
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Processing TimeEdit
Processing for 1 week.
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Required InformationEdit
- Calendar year applied
- Applicant Name
- Telephone Number
- Current Ugandan Employer
- Current Postal Address
- Qualifications, Year attained & institution
- Signature
- Date
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