Clinic Hours
Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Not a 24-hour walk-in facility.
Campus Services
Your Health Matters.
Basic care, a full-time nurse, and campus health support for every trainee.
Nurses may not be angels, but they are the next best thing.
Emergency On-call
The nurse / health support is on call for emergencies at night and during weekends.
Health Services at a Glance
Care, education, and community health on campus.
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College Dispensary
Basic health services for trainees on campus.
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Full-time Nurse
Professional nursing support during clinic hours.
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Health Talks
Offered regularly. Students are encouraged to take part and stay responsible for their health.
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Blood Drives
Organised with Kenya Red Cross and Narok Level V Hospital. Trainees are called to participate when a drive is on.
The MMTVC Dispensary
The Dispensary also offers Health Talks regularly. Students are encouraged to attend and to take responsibility for their health.
See the health journeyPrevention is the quiet hero of health — unseen until its absence is felt.
The Student Health Journey
From concern to care — and referral when needed.
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Visit
Visit the College Dispensary when you have a health concern.
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Get Assessed
The nurse provides appropriate basic health support.
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Refer When Needed
Complicated cases can be referred to an appropriate health facility, including Narok Referral Hospital.
Referral Support
Complicated cases are referred to Narok Referral Hospital, approximately 20 minutes' drive from the College.
Blood Drives
The office organises blood drives in conjunction with Kenya Red Cross and Narok Level V Hospital, and calls upon trainees to participate when a drive is on. Check the Notice Board for upcoming dates.
View Notice BoardShared Responsibility
MMTVC's Commitment
The College works to support student health to the best of its ability through the Dispensary, health education, and referral when needed.
Student's Role
Stay responsible: attend Health Talks, respond to blood-drive calls, and seek help early.
Wellness Connection
For personal wellbeing support, visit Wellness & Counselling.
Wellness & CounsellingCS Health & Environment
Connect with the Student Council Cabinet Secretary for Health and Environment.
Student Council
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The College has a dispensary providing basic health services to trainees.
Yes. The College Dispensary has a full-time nurse.
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
The health service is on call for emergencies at night and during weekends.
The College refers students with complicated cases to Narok Referral Hospital, approximately 20 minutes' drive from the College.
Visit the Dispensary or contact the Dean through dean@mmtvc.ac.ke.
Yes. The office organises blood drives in conjunction with Kenya Red Cross and Narok Level V Hospital and calls upon trainees to participate when a drive is on. Check the Notice Board for dates.
Yes. The Dispensary offers Health Talks regularly, and students are encouraged to be responsible for their health.
Take Your Health Seriously.
Visit the Dispensary, check the Notice Board for blood drives, or email the Dean.