The College is situated at Torkor a suburb of Sampa, the District capital of Jaman North in the Brong-Ahafo Region. It is on the Duadaso - Wenchi road. It shares boundaries with Nafana Presbyterian Senior High School and our lady of Fatima Parish premises to the West, Duadaso to East and the North with the Savana Hotel and some Cashew Warehouses.

The idea to establish Nurse’s Training College, Sampa came about when the then Minister for Health, Honorable Dr. Benjamin Kumbour on the 7th July, 2010 during the commissioning of a new Hospital ward donated by Mr Essieh Mathew promised the preparedness of Government to establish the school in Jaman North District if Nananom would provide land for the school.

Following this the Acting Omanhene of Sampa Traditional Council, Nana Kwadwo Magsah ll on behalf of Nananom and people of the area released a 16.36 acre plot of land for the establishment of the Nurses Training College. The establishment was spurred by the fact that the Jaman North District, put a lot of premium on Health evidence by the kind gesture of Mr. Essieh Matthew, a native of sampa based in United States of America to government.
The then District Chief Executive, Honorable Hajia Amina Amadu started the project when she handed over the site to Messrs Barnes-Say Enterprise Ltd for construction work on 26th August, 2013 at a meeting in her office.
When she left office her Successor, Honorable Daniel Nti Ateware , left no stone unturned to ensure that the project become a reality. The D C E was supported by the late Nana Sieh Kwame, the Reagent of Sampa Traditional area. Busy as they were, they formed a committee to oversee the construction of the college.

The committee that saw to the establishment included:
1. Hon. Daniel Nti Ateware , District Chief Executive, Jaman North.
2. Nana Sieh Kwame Reagent of Sampa (Late).
3. Mr Seth Obah.
4. Mr Kofi Wiredu Sasah Robert.
5. Nana Takyi Poku (Akyeamehene).
6. Nana Sie Kwesi ,Gyaasihene.
7. Mr Essieh Pascal.
8. Mr Yahaya Trawule.
9. Mr Eric Mensah - BNI.