SUYE HEALTH INSTITUTE
Championing the Primary Health Care initiative
This is where we teach students are equiped with all necessary knowledge and skills, to bring out an excellent Health professional
About Us
SUYE HEALTH INSTITUTE was established since 2009 to carry out various health-related activities in Arusha city. The Institute is fully registered and accredited by The National Council for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (NACTVET) to perform health-related programs under guidelines of Ministry of Health (MoH).
The Institute has being operating for twelve (12) years with a team of experienced tutors. Providing a better knowledge and skills, to ensure the competent and independent health worker is produced to the community.
Championing the Primary Health Care initiatives
Entry Qualification
A candidate holder of a pass at least D in O-level Education Science subject Biology, Chemistry, and Physics and any other subject except religious one is qualified to apply. The application window starts from May throughout to October.
Basic Technician Cert.-CMT
The Basic Technician Certificate course in Clinical Medicine (CMT) is a two-semester program. It is an NTA Level 4 program that has 12 modules with a total of 120 credits that are spread over in two semesters.
Technician Cert. in CMT
Technician Certificate course in Clinical Medicine (CMT) is a two-semester program. This NTA Level 5 program has 11 modules with a total of 120 credits distributed in two semesters..
Ordinary Diploma in CMT
The Ordinary Diploma program in Clinical Medicine (CMT) is a two-semester program. This NTA level 6 pro-gram with five (5) modules of semester I, and four (4) modules for semester II in a year of academic.
Our Co-curricular Activities
Clinicals
Students get to learn effectively in clinical so as to transfer the theoretical knowledge into practice under supervision of clinical instructors and tutors
Community Field-Work
Students get the opportunities to work at the community level, and help communities in developing strategies for health promotion.
Out-reach Programs
Students participate in medical outreach programs as initiatives that aim to “play a critical role in improving and extending the reach of healthcare through activities.”.