School History
Our Foundation
Iganga School of Nursing and Midwifery was established in 2009 with a vision to produce world-class healthcare professionals. Starting with just 13 students, we have grown into a premier institution with over 315 students, committed to excellence in nursing and midwifery education.
Our Journey
From humble beginnings to a beacon of healthcare education — tracing the milestones that shaped ISNM
Our Achievements
Academic Excellence
100% pass rate in midwifery and over 85% in nursing in all state final examinations
Infrastructure Development
Multi purpose hall, computer lab, 6 classrooms, girls' hostel, and modern facilities
Transportation
Two coaster buses for student transportation to clinical sites and school functions
Clinical Partnerships
Partnerships with 7 major hospitals including Iganga, Mbale Regional, and Tororo hospitals
Staff Development
Sponsored 4 staff members for Medical Education at Health Tutors' College , Mulage
Land Acquisition
Acquired over 12 acres of registered/leased land for future development
Leadership Through the Years
Sr. Joyce C. Zirabamuzale
Former Principal of the School
Joined ISNM when it had only 180 students. Through tireless dedication, she grew the student body to over 1,400 students before stepping down. Her legacy continues to inspire.
Future Vision
Short Term Goals
- Mobilize more resources from within and without
- Improve working conditions for teaching and non-teaching staff
- Construct administration block, classroom block, boys' hostel
- Procure more reference books for the library
- Continue supporting clinical instructors for Tutors' Training
Our Impact
Be Part of Our Legacy
Join thousands of successful healthcare professionals who started their careers at ISNM