Caring for the Nation, Empowering Nurses

A dedicated platform for nurses and midwives of Mauritius.

Upcoming Training

08/10/2026
12/10/2026
14/10/2026
15.04.2026
19/10/2026
26/10/2026
31.10.26
27.10.2026
04/11/2026
16/11/2026

Nutrition and hydration in the elderly

Speaker’s Name:Dr Dewan Sheilesh KumarVenue:Victoria HospitalCPD Points:1

Medical Clerking of patient in ACE Wards

Speaker’s Name:Dr S. SeegobinVenue:Jawaharlall Nehru HospitalCPD Points:1

Central Venous Catheter, Central line associated Blood stream infectio

Speaker’s Name:Dr ThomasVenue:Victoria HospitalCPD Points:2

Breast Cancer Radiotherapy

Speaker’s Name:Dr S. ChooromoneyVenue:OnlineCPD Points:4

ICOPE Screening

Speaker’s Name:Dr S. SeegobinVenue:Jawaharlall Nehru HospitalCPD Points:1

Osteoporosis, Mobility issues, falls and Fractures

Speaker’s Name:Dr S. SeegobinVenue:Jawaharlall Nehru HospitalCPD Points:1

Nursing Intervention for adult patients with anaphylactic shock

Speaker’s Name:M. S. Russul SaibVenue:Polytechnics LtdCPD Points:2

Effective communication in nursing

Speaker’s Name:H. MungrooVenue:Dr Patrick Chui Wan Cheong Sana Global Educare LtdCPD Points:2

Reducing stigma in HIV Care

Speaker’s Name:Y. RaghborVenue:Mediclinic Quartier MilitaireCPD Points:1

Urination and defaecation in the elderly care

Speaker’s Name:Dr S. SeegobinVenue:Jawaharlall Nehru HospitalCPD Points:1

Registration & Renewal of Licence

Ready to begin or renew your journey as a licensed nurse or midwife? Click ‘Apply’ to complete your registration or renewal of license to practice in the Republic of Mauritius and its territories.

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About Us

The Nursing Council of Mauritius (NCM), established under the Nursing Council Act of 1992 and revised in 2003, serves as the regulatory body for nursing and midwifery professions in Mauritius. It maintains registers of qualified practitioners, enforces professional standards, and oversees conduct and education. By implementing structured governance, the NCM has played a vital role in professionalizing nursing, ensuring well-trained practitioners, and upholding ethical practice—ultimately contributing to the delivery of high-quality healthcare services across the country.

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