The General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) program is a three-year diploma course that trains individuals to become professional nurses and midwives. The program focuses on providing essential skills and knowledge to offer nursing care, assist in childbirth, and promote health and well-being. GNM prepares students to work in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, community centers, and homes.

Key Objectives

• To prepare nurses who can provide holistic care to patients in different healthcare environments.

• To train students in midwifery skills, ensuring safe childbirth and postnatal care for mothers and babies.

• To promote health awareness and disease prevention within communities.

• To equip nurses with the necessary skills for emergency care and patient management.

• To enable graduates to work as part of the healthcare team, assisting doctors, specialists, and other healthcare professionals in patient care.