Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into a twelve (12) months training programme for Critical Care Nurses for 2019/2020 academic session
Admission Requirements:
Applicants must be registered nurses with at least one 11) year post registration practice with up to date practicing license. Applicants must also possess a minimum of five (5) credits. This must include English Language and Mathematics and three (3) relevant science subjects (Chemistry, Physics, Biology) in either WAEC, SSCE, or NECO not more than two (2) sittings.
Method of Application:
Forms are obtainable in the office of the Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee at the JUTH Permanent Site, after the payment of non refundable fee of N7,500.00 (seven thousand, five hundred naira) only to the hospital account through Remita, http://remita.net payable to University Teaching Hospital, Jos, and click on sale of form/School fees for School of Critical Care Nursing, JUTH admission form.
Sale of Forms starts: 4th February, 2019
Closing Date: 12th April, 2019
Submission of Forms:
All the completed application forms are to be submitted in a big brown envelope to the office of the Course Coordinator on or before 19th April, 2019 at JUTH Temporary Site.
Selection:
Only eligible candidates would be shortlisted and allowed to participate in both written/oral examinations. Successful candidates will be selected after the written and oral interviews on the following. days.
Tuesday 14th May, 2019 Written Examination – Time: 10.00a.m.
Wednesday 15th May, 2019 – Oral Interview Time: 9.00a.m.
Venue
• Lecture Hall I & II (School of Post Basic Critical Care Nursing), JUTH Temporary site (Written Examination)
• Seminar Hall, JUTH Permanent Site – (Oral Interview)
Resumption:
Successful candidates will resume on Monday 11th November, 2019
For further enquiries, call: 08057611753, 08164688149.
Signed
O. A. Fabode
Course Coordinator
For Medical Director
Phone: 0703450226-9
e-mail: juthicntp83@yahoo.com
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