Every RIBS program is officially authorized under Decision N° 0168 of the Ministry of Public Health, Cameroon — and aligned with national workforce priorities and international standards.
State Registered Nurse — the flagship 3-year professional program. Graduates practice as generalist nurses in hospitals, primary health centers, and community settings, delivering evidence-based patient care across the lifespan.
Maternal and newborn health specialists trained in antenatal, intrapartum, postnatal, and family planning care. Emphasis on community midwifery, safe motherhood, and neonatal resuscitation.
Senior biomedical laboratory professionals trained in clinical chemistry, hematology, microbiology, immunology, molecular biology, and laboratory quality management systems.
Technicians equipped to perform routine and specialized clinical laboratory tests, operate diagnostic equipment, and support senior lab staff in quality-assured diagnostics.
Frontline bedside caregivers trained in patient hygiene, mobility, vital signs, and basic nursing procedures. Essential support to the nursing team and central to patient experience.
Optical technicians trained in visual acuity assessment, refraction, dispensing, and low-vision care — bringing eye-care services closer to underserved communities.
Post-basic nurse specialization for advanced ophthalmic nursing practice — including screening, minor procedures, and management of common eye conditions.
Highly specialized nurses trained in anesthesia administration, perioperative care, and critical-care resuscitation — filling a critical workforce gap in the country.
Advanced mental-health nurses prepared to lead compassionate, community-based psychiatric and psychological care in a rapidly evolving health-system context.
Professional mortuary practice, focusing on dignity, hygiene, safety, and respectful handling of the deceased in accordance with cultural, religious, and public-health norms.
RIBS students train in a network of clinical partners that spans the Cameroon health system.
Community-based primary care training and public health engagement.
Multi-disciplinary hospital rotations across medicine, surgery, pediatrics, and maternity.
Exposure to specialized services, tertiary care, and research environments.
Faith-based partners with strong community roots and long service traditions.
Applications for the 2026/2027 academic year close on 07 August 2026.
