On the morning of April 12, a sudden attack exercise will take place at Tallinn Health Care College, which will involve The Estonian Police and Border Guard Board, Tallinn Emergency Medical Service, The North Estonia Medical Centre, Estonian Rescue Board, Estonian Military Academy and Emergency Response Centre.Because of this, a number of police, ambulance and rescue vehicles can be seen around

The first Baltic and Nordic Sensory Integration Congress will take place at Tallinn Health Care College on March 24-25. Participation is possible on site and virtually. * The conference is free for participants, co-funded by the European Union's Erasmus + program.The keynote speakers will be top international experts in the field of sensory integration Rosalind Rogers, Zoe Mailloux ja Kelly

Author: Gerdu Pildid OÜ Since the autumn of this year, the first international English-language curriculum Assistant Pharmacist has been opened at Tallinn Health Care College.13 students from six countries started the curriculum and today they were invited to get acquainted with the college building. Although the vast majority could not be physically present, they have already met with their

Dear Erasmus+ exchange students!Tallinn Health Care College is happy to announce competition titled “Erasmus+ exchange as a supporter of individual and professional development”. We are collecting promotional materials from our Erasmus+ exchange students about their experiences abroad, which may give some ideas why to choose our college as your Erasmus+ destination.Who can participate in the

Health Education Center Midwife Curriculum is for the period of 01.09.2019 – 31.08.2022 involved in Erasmus + project: “Transforming transnational intercultural sensitivity for midwifery students through an inclusive mobility model” (TOTEMM).The aim of the project is to develop a conceptual and organizational framework to support the short-term mobility of midwifery students. After that, the

In the beginning of October Tallinn Health Care College and Mondo started their another web-based in-service training in Afghanistan. Today they've reached to the second phase of the training during which the lecturers will talk about the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) by midwives in the context of the current COVID-19 pandemic and safe care for pregnant women with suspected/confirmed

Virtual International Week of Tallinn Health Care College, 26 – 30 October 2020 Please click here to find the detailed program of the week. All activities will be held online by Estonian time. Please note the time difference with your country! Main activities of the week:26.10 – Webinar "Ageism and healthcare students" (participation is free of charge and everyone interested is welcome to