General Nursing & Midwifery

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Overview

General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM) is a professional diploma course designed for individuals who aspire to serve humanity through nursing care. This program equips students with the knowledge and skills to provide comprehensive medical assistance, promote patient recovery, and support healthcare systems in both clinical and community settings.

The GNM course typically spans 3 years, followed by a 6-month internship, focusing on subjects like anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, nutrition, first aid, maternal and child health, and mental health nursing. Students also receive hands-on clinical training in hospitals, primary health centers, and community health programs.

Career Opportunity

GNM graduates have a wide range of career options in both the public and private healthcare sectors. With a strong foundation in patient care, maternal health, and clinical nursing, GNM professionals are in high demand across hospitals, community health centers, and international healthcare institutions.

  1. Staff Nurse

    2. Provide direct patient care in hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics under the supervision of doctors and senior nurses.

  2. Community Health Nurse

    3. Work in rural and urban areas to promote public health, conduct awareness campaigns, and offer basic care.

  3. Home Care Nurse

    4. Provide personalized care to patients at home, especially elderly or chronically ill individuals.

  4. Midwife

    5. Specialize in maternal care, assisting during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum recovery.

  5. Health Visitor

    6. Promote preventive healthcare, especially for children, women, and the elderly in local communities.

  6. School Health Nurse

    7. Work in educational institutions to manage student health, first aid, and health education.

  7. Industrial/Occupational Health Nurse

    8. Provide healthcare services in factories, corporate sectors, and industrial setups.

  8. Nursing Tutor/Trainer

    9. Teach and guide nursing students in colleges or training centers after gaining experience or additional qualifications.

  9. Emergency/ICU Nurse

    10. Work in critical care units, handling emergency and trauma patients.

  10. Military Nurse

    11. Serve in defense forces as part of the medical corps, offering medical support to military personnel.

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