Juba Collage of Nursing and Midwifery

22/01/2015

26/11/2014

Students Goggling at JCONAM Computer Lab

26/11/2014

Grandaunts having lunch after a 5 hours training on Gender abased Violence Organised by International Medical Corps , UNFPA, and JCONAM

26/11/2014

And Finally the result is out just look at the Jubilation's don't miss to be there next time on 5th Dec 2014 for the graduation at Nyakuron Cultural Center

26/11/2014

Time to kick of Exam stress with dance

26/11/2014

Practical Exam Season 2014

26/11/2014

The decision for the future started from here congratulations

26/11/2014

2014 Final Exam Briefing by the IMC Country director, Principal and the academic staffs of JCONAM

26/11/2014

Official Opening of 2014 Final Exam at Juba college of Nursing and midwifery

26/11/2014

International Medical corps Country Director officially giving words of blessing to the Juba college of nursing and midwifery student sitting there final exams

25/08/2014

YOUR TODAY DETERMINES YOUR TOMORROW
It’s absurd that most of the young people today do not understand the meaning of their today’s life. They turn to their bodily desires instead if hearts and inner consciousness. This has driven them from achieving their today’s targeted goals in life because of their failure to understand the best of using there today life and it has left most of them in a jeopardize and a state of dilemma. The young philosophers has discovered that most of the youths and people of advanced age tend to think that they have plenty of time to do the best for future life yet they forget that it’s their youthful stage to have a concrete foundation for their bright and delight future. One of the great thinkers of the world is quoted to have said that:
“My ambition is natural; it is like blood that flows in my veins meaning that he was created with it, grew up with it until he shone in the world”.
This has a great challenge to youths who think they still have time and forget that their future is brittle thus having a wrong perception in their minds that success is for everyone yet it’s that fortune favors the brave ones.
Besides the fields , young people who are ongoing students tends to look at education as a narrow gate to the future and in that way they neglect the education chaos because of negative attitudes towards education which is a Vibrant effect in the society. But this is the time to turn off negatives into positives because your future prosperity won’t be determined and achieved by day long speeches and slogans but with actions. Now it’s your turn to match near your today steps like;
⓴ Working hard
⓴ Choosing good friends
⓴ Searching knowledge’s from pioneers
⓴ Believing in your self
⓴ Visioning a picture of succeeding
⓴ Believing in positives
⓴ Shading away negatives

02/08/2014

EBOLA AND NURSES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I want to thank my colleague, Dr. Deb Sampson, for emphasizing the
absolutely essential services nurses provide in the Ebola epidemic and,
sadly, bringing to our attention that the international press has largely
not recognized nurses and other health care workers who have lost their
lives in this dangerous work. Dr. Sampson has reminded us of the need to
name and claim the important life saving but life threatening work done by
nurses. Searching for where nurses who have given their lives in this
epidemic are named, I found that Awoko News in Sierra Leone has recognized
one particular nurse by name but did not name her four colleagues who died
with her. See below. In his column, Mr. Cooper reports the important work
of Dr. Sheik Kahn and eulogized his sacrifice and then places Dr. Kahn's
death in the context of the other health care provider's lives lostŠ.

"This news comes less than two weeks after the head nurse at Kenema
Government Hospital¹s Lassa fever unit and Ebola management centre,
Mbalu Fonie, succumbed to the same disease, along with four other nurses
working alongside her. The Ebola front is a warzone, and its soldiers
are dropping like flies. But doctors and nurses should not be soldiers;
their roles should be of healers, not those bearing the brunt of the
highest danger. But these healers have indeed become soldiers, but not
because the enemy has breached the gates. No, it seems rather that the
gates were never built, and the enemy has leisurely strolled up to the
stronghold."

http://www.jconam.net/index.php/2013-12-02-19-34-25

(Juba 4th June 2014) The Directorate of Training and Professional Development , MoH, Juba is informing all the students who have been admitted to Join the National Health Training Institute , to be trained as Health mid level cadres to report to their respective schools before 16th June 2014.