Program Insights
One-year certified courses in Medical OT (Operation Theatre), Hospital and Home-Based Care Attendant, and Medical Emergencies provide specialized training for individuals aiming to work in healthcare settings. These programs are designed to equip students with essential skills required to assist medical professionals in operation theatres, manage patient care at hospitals or homes, and handle emergency situations effectively. The Medical OT course focuses on preparing students to assist surgeons, manage surgical instruments, and maintain a sterile environment during operations. The Hospital and Home-Based Care Attendant program trains individuals to care for patients with various medical needs, offering compassionate support at hospitals or in home settings. Lastly, the Medical Emergencies course teaches vital life-saving skills like first aid, CPR, and handling emergency situations, ensuring quick and efficient response in critical scenarios. These certifications open pathways to entry-level healthcare jobs and provide practical, job-ready skills for a fulfilling career.
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Labs
Nursing Foundation Lab
The Nursing Foundation (NF) Lab is a practical training facility where nursing students develop essential nursing skills. It provides hands-on experience in fundamental procedures like patient care, hygiene, administering medication, and basic clinical tasks. The lab is equipped with modern tools and mannequins to simulate real-life healthcare scenarios, enhancing student competence.
Anatomy Lab
The Anatomy Lab is a crucial facility where nursing and medical students study the structure of the human body. Equipped with anatomical models, specimens, and charts, the lab provides hands-on learning about organs, muscles, bones, and tissues. It helps students gain a deep understanding of human anatomy essential for healthcare practice.
Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBG) Lab and Pediatric Lab
The Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBG) Lab and Pediatric Lab are specialized training spaces for nursing students. The OBG Lab focuses on maternal care, childbirth, and women's health, using models to practice procedures like delivery and prenatal care. The Pediatric Lab provides hands-on training in child healthcare, including newborn care, vaccinations, and growth monitoring.
Community Lab
The Community Lab is designed to train nursing students in public health and community-based care. It provides practical learning on topics like sanitation, health education, disease prevention, and family health. Through simulations and community outreach programs, students gain the skills needed to deliver primary healthcare services and promote wellness in diverse populations.
Nutrition Lab
The Nutrition Lab is a learning facility where nursing students study the principles of diet and nutrition. It is equipped with food models and tools for preparing balanced meals. Students learn about dietary requirements, meal planning, and nutrition assessment, helping them guide patients in maintaining proper nutrition for health and recovery.
Audio-Visual Aids Lab
The Audio-Visual (AV) Aids Lab in nursing education helps students enhance their teaching and communication skills using technology. It is equipped with multimedia tools like projectors, models, charts, and videos. Nursing students use these aids to create presentations and health education programs, effectively conveying information to patients and communities.
