September 2026 intake is now open
Applications are open for Medical Laboratory Sciences, KRCHN and Community Health Nursing. Apply online and submit certified documents before 28 August.
ST. FRANCIS MEDICAL TRAINING COLLEGE combines rigorous academic discipline with hands-on clinical experience, preparing healthcare leaders who transform lives.

A Catholic institution owned by the Little Sisters of St. Francis, training compassionate health workers since 2018.
Visit pageProgramsMedical Laboratory Sciences, KRCHN and Community Health Nursing — units, requirements and career paths.
Visit pageAccreditationsRegulated by NCK, KMLTTB, TVETA, TVET CDACC and the Pharmacy & Poisons Board.
Visit pageCampusSkills laboratories, simulation suites and a digital library inside St. Francis Community Hospital Compound.
Visit pageTeamLeadership, academic and administrative teams guiding every student through training.
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Visit pageOur students gain a valuable advantage through our partnerships with Nairobi County Hospitals and Kiambu Hospitals, providing them with opportunities for practical exposure, industry experience, and professional networking. These partnerships help bridge the gap between classroom learning and the real healthcare environment, preparing our students with the skills, confidence, and experience they need to excel in their careers.
“Learn today. Experience tomorrow. Lead the future.”

The Diploma in Medical Laboratory Sciences trains students to perform laboratory tests used in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases. Students learn how to analyze blood, tissue, and other body samples using modern laboratory equipment and techniques.
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The Diploma in Kenya Registered Community Health Nursing (KRCHN) prepares students to deliver compassionate, evidence-based nursing care across hospitals, community settings, and primary health facilities. Trainees develop clinical judgment, patient-care skills, and leadership capabilities essential for modern healthcare teams.
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The Diploma in Community Health Nursing (DCHN) prepares students to deliver preventive, promotive, and curative healthcare at the community level. Trainees develop practical skills in primary care, health education, disease surveillance, and family-centered nursing practice.
Course detailsApplications for the upcoming academic year are now open.
Applications are open for Medical Laboratory Sciences, KRCHN and Community Health Nursing. Apply online and submit certified documents before 28 August.
Results for the last examination series are available at the Registrar's office. Candidates should collect transcripts with a national ID.
The revised structure for the 2026/2027 academic year now includes a three-instalment payment plan for continuing students.
All candidates presented for the national licensure examination passed on their first attempt — a testament to our clinical-first training model.