NMC Releases Certificates and PINs/AINs of Graduates from 2015-2024
The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Ghana (N&MC GH) has issued an important public notice to Nurse Assistants, Nurses, and Midwives across the country regarding the collection of Professional Certificates and PINs/AINs.
According to the Council, many qualified professionals have still not collected their certificates and identification numbers despite completing the required registration processes.
To address the situation, the Council has updated the collection lists and provided clear instructions to help affected professionals verify their names and complete the collection process successfully.
The announcement is particularly important for newly qualified health professionals preparing for: ✅ Recruitment opportunities ✅ License renewals ✅ Professional registration ✅ Further education applications ✅ Employment verification
Without these professional documents, many nurses and midwives may face delays in processing official health sector opportunities.
HOW TO VERIFY YOUR NAME The Council has instructed applicants to scan the official QR codes provided in the notice to check whether their names appear on the updated collection lists.
NMC Releases Certificates and PINs/AINs of Graduates from 2015-2024
Separate QR codes have been provided for: ✔️ PIN/AIN collection ✔️ Certificate collection
Once applicants verify their names, they are expected to visit the specific N&MC office assigned to them for collection.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR COLLECTION Applicants must present the following documents before receiving their certificates or PINs/AINs: ✅ Result Slip ✅ Original Registration Receipt ✅ Valid Photo ID (Ghana Card)
The Council emphasized that these documents are necessary for proper identification and verification.
NO PROXY COLLECTION ALLOWED One major point highlighted in the notice is that: ⚠️ Collection by proxy is NOT allowed.
This means applicants must personally appear at the designated office for collection.
The Council says this measure is intended to protect the integrity and security of professional documentation while preventing fraudulent collections or impersonation. NMC Releases Certificates and PINs/AINs of Graduates from 2015-2024
LISTS WILL CONTINUE TO BE UPDATED The N&MC also stated that the collection lists will be updated periodically.
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Professionals whose names may not yet appear are therefore encouraged to remain patient and continue checking for future updates.
This latest announcement has generated significant attention among nurses and midwives, especially those preparing for the upcoming health sector recruitment exercises. NMC Releases Certificates and PINs/AINs of Graduates from 2015-2024
Many professionals are being advised to quickly complete the collection process since professional licenses and certificates remain very important documents within Ghana’s healthcare system.
Healthcare experts also believe the exercise will help improve documentation accuracy and strengthen professional regulation across the nursing and midwifery profession.
IMPORTANT ADVICE TO NURSES & MIDWIVES ✔️ Verify your name carefully ✔️ Keep your registration receipt safe ✔️ Carry your Ghana Card ✔️ Avoid unofficial agents ✔️ Follow only official N&MC instructions
As Ghana’s healthcare sector continues to expand, proper professional documentation remains essential for career growth, employment opportunities, and regulatory compliance.
NMC Special VIP Questions and Answers For All Nurses Assistant Clinical Candidates
NMC Special VIP Questions and Answers For All Nurses Assistant Clinical Candidates 2026
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING (SPECIAL VIP QUESTIONS)
1. When infectious disease are constantly present within given geographical area a. Endemic b. Epidemic c. Pandemic d. Sporadic
2. When an infectious agent has ability to cause disease in a host a. Antigenic b. Infective c. Resistant d. Virulent
3. When an infectious agent has the ability to produce antibodies leading to an immune state in a susceptible host a. Antigenic b. Infective c. Resistant d. Virulent
4. The ability of the agent to produce severe form of the disease a. Antigenic b. Infective c. Resistant d. Virulent
1. A mental disorder characterized by stereotype speech is___ a) Mannerism b) Cataplexy c) Verbigeration d) Negativism
2. Perception of a stimulus in the absence of an actual stimulus is known as ___ a) Illusion b) Hallucination c) Verbigeration d) Delusion
3. The type of delusion most commonly seen in manic patients is___ a) Delusion of persecution b) Delusion of grandeur c) Delusion of guilt d) Nihilistic delusion
4. Which type of delusional disorder commonly found in paranoid schizophrenia___ a) Delusion of persecution b) Delusion of grandeur c) Delusion of guilt d) Nihilistic delusion
1. Which of the underlisted instruments can be used for clamping blood vessels? a. Artery forceps b. Probes c. Sinus forceps d. Tissue forceps
2. Standard precautions require the use of protective eyewear when: a. A wound is oozing blood b. Caring for a patient with a cough c. Invasive procedures are performed d. There is a danger of body fluids splashing
3. The primary function of the scrub nurse is to: a. Assist with counts and records b. Coordinate the needs of the surgical team c. Maintain the sterility of the operation d. Prepare the patient for the recovery room
4. Bacteria that reside on the skin but do not cause infection serve what purpose? a. They phagocytose pathogenic bacteria that invade the body b. They prevent pathogens from gaining access to the body c. They secrete sebum, which inhibits the growth of microorganisms d. They stimulate the development of antibodies against pathogens
5. Which of the following findings is the best indication that fluid replacement for the patient in hypovolaemic shock is adequate? a. Diastolic blood pressure greater than 90mmHg b. Respiratory rate of 20 cycles per minute c. Systolic blood pressure greater than 110mmHg d. Urine output greater than 30 mls per hour
6. After a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP), the most common postoperative complication the nurse would assess for is: a. Fluid imbalance b. Haemorrhage c. Pneumonia d. Thrombophlebitis
1. Which of the following would the nurse identify as a presumptive sign of pregnancy? A. Hegar sign B. Nausea and vomiting C. Skin pigmentation changes D. Positive serum pregnancy test
2. Which of the following common emotional reactions to pregnancy would the nurse expect to occur during the first trimester? A. Introversion, egocentrism, narcissism B. Awkwardness, clumsiness, and unattractiveness C. Anxiety, passivity, extroversion D. Ambivalence, fear, fantasies
3. During which of the following would the focus of classes be mainly on physiologic changes, fetal development, sexuality, during pregnancy, and nutrition? A. Prepregnant period B. First trimester C. Second trimester D. Third trimester
4. Which of the following would be disadvantage of breast feeding? A. Involution occurs more rapidly B. The incidence of allergies increases due to maternal antibodies C. The father may resent the infant’s demands on the mother’s body D. There is a greater chance for error during preparation
5. Which of the following would cause a false-positive result on a pregnancy test? A. The test was performed less than 10 days after an abortion B. The test was performed too early or too late in the pregnancy C. The urine sample was stored too long at room temperature D. A spontaneous abortion or a missed abortion is impending
6. FHR can be auscultated with a fetoscope as early as which of the following? A. 5 weeks gestation B. 10 weeks gestation C. 15 weeks gestation D. 20 weeks gestation
NMC Ghana Greater Accra Office Official Relocates-Check Current Location Here
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (N&MC) has officially announced that its Greater Accra Regional Office will be relocating to a new office location effective Monday, June 1, 2026.
The announcement, which has quickly gained attention among nurses, midwives, and health trainees across Ghana, is considered an important development aimed at improving administrative services and accessibility for healthcare professionals within the region.
According to the public notice released by the Council, the Greater Accra Regional Office will now operate from the Head Office located at:📍 30 Gulf Street, Accra
NMC Ghana Greater Accra Office Official Relocates-Check Current Location Here
The relocation means that all official regional office services previously handled at the former office location will now be carried out from the new premises.
This transition is expected to affect thousands of nurses, midwives, students, and healthcare professionals who regularly visit the regional office for services such as: ✅ PIN/AIN processing ✅ License renewal ✅ Verification requests ✅ Professional registration ✅ Indexing services ✅ Certificate authentication ✅ Internship documentation ✅ CPD-related activities
For many healthcare professionals, the relocation announcement is seen as a strategic move to improve coordination and administrative efficiency within the Council’s operations.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council continues to play a very important role in regulating nursing and midwifery practice in Ghana by ensuring professional standards, ethical conduct, and quality healthcare delivery.
As a result, any major operational change involving the Council naturally attracts nationwide attention within the health sector. NMC Ghana Greater Accra Office Official Relocates-Check Current Location Here
Following the announcement, many nurses and midwives are being advised to take note of the effective date to avoid reporting to the old office location after the relocation officially takes effect.
Healthcare professionals who may have pending appointments, scheduled document submissions, or license-related issues are also encouraged to monitor official communication channels of the Council for further updates and directions regarding the transition process.
Some professionals have welcomed the move positively, hoping it will: 🏥 Improve service delivery 📄 Reduce administrative delays 💻 Enhance accessibility 👩⚕️ Strengthen professional support services
Others are also hoping the new arrangement will help reduce congestion often experienced at regional offices during peak registration and license renewal periods.
The relocation further highlights the continuous efforts being made to modernize administrative systems within Ghana’s healthcare regulatory institutions. NMC Ghana Greater Accra Office Official Relocates-Check Current Location Here
As the June 1 transition date approaches, healthcare professionals are encouraged to: ✔️ Confirm directions to the new location ✔️ Keep updated with official announcements ✔️ Arrive early for appointments ✔️ Carry all necessary documents when visiting the new office
For now, one thing remains clear: The Greater Accra Regional Office is officially moving, and health professionals across the country are expected to take note.
📍 New Office Location: Nursing and Midwifery Council Head Office 30 Gulf Street, Accra
MOH Recruitment Portal Has Been Opened Again For More Mop Up Slots for Health Professionals
There is renewed hope for thousands of unemployed health professionals across Ghana following a major announcement made by the Ministry of Health (MOH) during a recent press conference.
According to the Ministry, a special mop-up recruitment exercise will soon be opened to allow more qualified health professionals to secure recruitment slots, particularly into Teaching Hospitals and Psychiatric Hospitals across the country.
MOH Recruitment Portal Has Been Opened Again For More Mop Up Slots for Health Professionals
The announcement has already generated excitement among many nurses, midwives, allied health professionals, and mental health workers who have been anxiously waiting for another opportunity to enter the public health sector.
MOH Recruitment Portal Has Been Opened Again For More Mop Up Slots for Health Professionals
For many graduates, this development comes as a huge relief after months and for some, years of waiting for financial clearance and recruitment opportunities.
During the press briefing, health officials acknowledged the growing staffing demands within major referral and specialized healthcare facilities, especially in areas requiring specialized care and emergency response.
MOH Announces More Mop Up Recruitment Exercise for More Health Professionals
Teaching hospitals and psychiatric hospitals continue to play a critical role in Ghana’s healthcare delivery system, serving as: ✅ Referral centers ✅ Training institutions ✅ Specialized treatment facilities ✅ Emergency care hubs
However, many of these institutions continue to face staffing shortages despite increasing patient numbers and healthcare demands.
The mop-up exercise is therefore expected to help bridge some of these workforce gaps while giving additional qualified professionals the chance to contribute to Ghana’s healthcare system.
Many health workers have welcomed the announcement, particularly those who were not captured during previous recruitment exercises.
Across social media, hopeful applicants are already preparing documents, updating credentials, and closely monitoring official MOH platforms for further directives.
MOH Recruitment Portal Has Been Opened Again For More Mop Up Slots for Health Professionals
Some professionals are especially optimistic because the exercise is expected to focus on specialized institutions where skilled personnel are urgently needed. MOH Recruitment Portal Has Been Opened Again For More Mop Up Slots for Health Professionals
Mental health professionals have also reacted positively to the inclusion of psychiatric hospitals, stressing that mental healthcare in Ghana continues to require more trained personnel, resources, and national attention.
The announcement also highlights government efforts to strengthen healthcare delivery and improve patient care outcomes nationwide.
Although the Ministry is yet to officially announce: 📌 Exact application dates 📌 Number of vacancies 📌 Eligible cadres 📌 Recruitment procedures
Many applicants are being advised to prepare early by create their accounts on the recruitment portal and also organizing their: ✔️ Professional licenses ✔️ National Service certificates ✔️ Academic certificates ✔️ Updated CVs ✔️ Ghana Cards and other identification documents
Health professionals are also being cautioned to avoid fake recruitment links and unofficial middlemen who may attempt to exploit desperate applicants.
Observers believe the mop-up exercise could significantly reduce pressure on understaffed facilities while creating employment opportunities for many qualified but unemployed professionals.
For now, all eyes remain on the Ministry of Health as thousands eagerly await the official opening of the recruitment portal.
One thing is clear: The announcement has reignited hope within Ghana’s health sector. MOH Recruitment Portal Has Been Opened Again For More Mop Up Slots for Health Professionals
