The Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine course provides learners with specialized training in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries and disorders. The program blends classroom instruction with clinical exposure, enabling students to handle fractures, dislocations, joint and bone deformities, and other trauma-related conditions with competence and care.
Learners develop strong practical and analytical skills essential for emergency response, surgical assistance, and patient recovery management. Graduates are well-prepared to work in hospitals, clinics, and rehabilitation centers where trauma and orthopaedic care are required.
C (Plain) and above , C (Plain) in either English or Kiswahili, C in Biology,C- in either Maths/Chemistry/Physics.
Gain hands-on clinical experience in orthopaedic and trauma care.
Develop essential diagnostic and surgical support skills.
Learn effective patient assessment and rehabilitation techniques.
Build confidence to work in both emergency and long-term care settings.
Enhance teamwork and communication skills for multidisciplinary healthcare environments.
Public and private hospitals
Orthopaedic and trauma clinics
Rehabilitation and physiotherapy centers
Emergency and rescue services
Health research institutions
Non-governmental medical organizations
The course is structured to accommodate both full-time and part-time learners. Students benefit from a blend of classroom theory, clinical rotations, and field experience. Practical sessions are scheduled to ensure maximum exposure to real-life orthopaedic and trauma cases, allowing learners to balance study, work, and personal commitments.
Bachelor’s Degree in Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine
Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy or Rehabilitation Medicine
Advanced Diplomas in Surgical Orthopaedics or Emergency Care
Postgraduate studies in Medicine and Surgery
