About NMTC, Yeji
A dedicated institution shaping the future of healthcare in Ghana through compassionate, competency-based education.
History & Background
The college was established in 2016 following the conception of the idea by the then Member of Parliament of Pru East, Hon. Dr. Kwabena Donkor.
The Traditional Council made a formal request to the Ministry of Health at the time. The college was approved, and the first batch of Registered Midwifery students was admitted in November, 2016.
Since then, the college has grown into a reputable health training institution serving the Pru East District and the broader Bono East Region of Ghana.
Mission
To turn out highly motivated and efficient healthcare givers through the provision of competency-based training to meet contemporary health issues.
Vision
A model training center of contemporary and disciplined healthcare givers.
Principal's Welcome Message
Samuel Ansu Frimpong
Principal
NMTC, Yeji
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to NMTC, Yeji, an institution committed to producing competent, compassionate, and dedicated healthcare professionals.
At our college, we believe that nursing and midwifery go beyond skill — they are a calling to serve humanity with empathy, integrity, and excellence. Our academic programs are designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical experience through rigorous classroom instruction and extensive clinical practice.
We take pride in our dedicated faculty, modern facilities, and supportive learning environment, all aimed at nurturing students to become confident practitioners who uphold the highest professional standards.
Together, we strive to shape the future of healthcare delivery in Ghana and beyond.
— Samuel Ansu Frimpong, Principal
Core Values
Rooted in GHS and NMC professional standards, our values shape every aspect of our institution.
Excellence
We strive for the highest standards in teaching, learning, and clinical practice.
Compassion
We promote empathy and kindness in the care of individuals, families, and communities.
Integrity
We uphold honesty, accountability, and ethical conduct in all aspects of our work.
Professionalism
We cultivate respect, responsibility, and discipline among students and staff.
Teamwork
We believe in collaboration and mutual support to achieve shared goals.
Innovation
We embrace new ideas and technologies to improve nursing and midwifery education.
Service
We are committed to serving humanity and advancing public health through education and outreach.
Staff Directory
Principal
- Samuel Ansu Frimpong (Principal)
Administration
- Emmanuel Hemans
- Kennedy Arhin
- Allan Fiifi Barnes
- Eric Atiah
Accounts
- Gordon Diibuzie (Head of Finance)
- Solomon Anabila Aligisiya
Tutors
- Tijani Hamidu (Academic Officer)
- Clement Asebiga Asoya
- John Dery
- Joshua Sunkwa
- Prosper Namkina Apasera
- Patience Amponsah Boatey
- Victoria Arongo
- Debora Kyeremaa
- Regina Amoah Kuttin
- Rita Bandoh
- Roland Tatuara B.
- Gabriel Asinvim
- Charles Kpachil
- James Kofi Nettey
Kitchen
- Grace Afofie Ababigyi (Metron)
- Nuhu Meri
- Emelia Asamoah
- Glagys Mensah
- Janet Amoako
- Ernestina Fiaba
- Edith Wurebea
- Doris Agbekpe
- Diana Asibi
- Vida Owusu Ansah
- Duniah Bokokyena
Security
- Thomas Kofi Anane
- Atta Kwabena
- Edward Yaw Dangan
- Kwaku Dai
Labourers
- Daniel Kwame Addae
- Francis Wunga
Orderlies
- Jenniviv Obeng
- Rebecca Afedor