Overview

Auxiliary Nurse & Midwife (ANM) is a diploma-level healthcare course designed to train students in providing basic nursing care, maternal health support, and community healthcare services. The course is ideal for individuals passionate about serving people, especially in rural and underserved areas.

Typically spanning 2 years (including a 6-month internship), the ANM program focuses on primary medical care, child health, immunization, first aid, family planning, and community health education. Students learn to assist in childbirth, provide postnatal care, and support health awareness campaigns at the grassroots level.

Career Opportunity

ANM professionals play a crucial role in grassroots healthcare delivery, especially in rural and semi-urban areas. Trained in basic nursing, maternity care, and community health services, ANMs are vital frontline workers in India's public health system.

  1. Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM)
  2. Provide maternal and child healthcare, immunizations, family planning advice, and community health services in villages and urban slums.

  3. Health Worker
  4. Work at Primary Health Centers (PHCs) and Sub-Centers to deliver preventive, promotive, and basic curative services.

  5. Home Health Aide
  6. Offer personal care and basic nursing support to patients in home settings, especially the elderly and chronically ill.

  7. Community Health Worker
  8. Create awareness about hygiene, nutrition, sanitation, vaccination, and government health schemes.

  9. Maternity Care Assistant
  10. Support expectant and new mothers in maternity hospitals or rural health setups.

  11. NGO/Health Project Worker
  12. Join NGOs and government-funded health missions like NHM, ICDS, and ASHA programs.

  13. School Health Nurse
  14. Monitor health and hygiene of students, conduct checkups, and spread awareness about adolescent health.

  15. First Aid Nurse
  16. Provide emergency care in small clinics or dispensaries where quick basic support is required.