B.Voc in Healthcare

In brief

Modern tea­ching methods based on the Swiss sys­tem are used in trai­ning to beco­me a health­ca­re assistant. The acqui­si­ti­on of fle­xi­bly usable know­ledge, the deve­lo­p­ment of inter­di­sci­pli­na­ry skills and a bet­ter abili­ty to sol­ve pro­blems should be pro­mo­ted. Social skills and team­work are key qua­li­fi­ca­ti­ons that are acqui­red as part of this trai­ning.

Lear­ners acqui­re the basic theo­re­ti­cal and prac­ti­cal know­ledge requi­red to sup­port nur­ses. Diver­se prac­ti­cal know-how, high moti­va­ti­on and dedi­ca­ti­on and respectful and pro­fes­sio­nal beha­vi­or.

After com­ple­ting the cour­se, stu­dents have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to work inde­pendent­ly in a hos­pi­tal ward.

Goals

  • The Diplo­ma in Medi­cal Nur­sing Assis­ting (MNA) pre­pa­res stu­dents for pro­mi­sing care­ers in high-demand health­ca­re set­tings such as hos­pi­tals, cli­nics and home care. Through hands-on trai­ning in col­la­bo­ra­ti­on with health­ca­re pro­vi­ders, stu­dents recei­ve valuable assis­tance in fin­ding intern­ships and employ­ment. Expe­ri­en­ced MNAs can also pur­sue advan­ced trai­ning to fur­ther their care­ers in health­ca­re.

Selection procedure

Modu­le 1

6 months of prac­ti­cal work and theo­ry on the BSDU pre­mi­ses

Modu­le 2

6 months intern­ship in a hos­pi­tal

The MNA cares for and moni­tors pati­ents and per­forms medi­cal-tech­ni­cal inter­ven­ti­ons. It sup­ports the phy­si­cal, social and emo­tio­nal well-being of pati­ents. The MNA cul­ti­va­tes a respectful rela­ti­onship with her pati­ents in her ever­y­day life.

Duration and admission criteria

  • Year 1
  • 10+2 in any sub­ject area
  • Ent­rance exam, fol­lo­wed by a per­so­nal inter­view

Future prospects

The Diplo­ma in Medi­cal Nur­sing Assis­ting pro­vi­des stu­dents with the skills to care for pati­ents and assist in medi­cal pro­ce­du­res, ensu­ring com­pe­tence in nur­sing sup­port. This UGC-appro­ved pro­gram includes an indus­try-rele­vant cur­ri­cu­lum that is regu­lar­ly updated to keep pace with the latest deve­lo­p­ments in health­ca­re.

Career opportunities

The medi­cal assistant will be very useful as a care assistant for pati­ents in faci­li­ties such as hos­pi­tals and nur­sing homes. She is able to car­ry out medi­cal-tech­ni­cal inter­ven­ti­ons and sup­port the phy­si­cal, social and emo­tio­nal well-being of pati­ents.

Infrastructure and equipment

A prac­ti­cal trai­ning labo­ra­to­ry, office, sto­rage room and chan­ging room for women.

The prac­ti­ce room is fur­nis­hed like a mul­ti-bed room in a hos­pi­tal. It con­ta­ins linen chan­ging trol­leys, bed side rails, bedside tables, stret­cher trol­leys, medi­cal equip­ment, CPR mate­ri­al, hygie­ne uten­sils, blood coll­ec­tion equip­ment, models of various organs, a ske­le­ton, etc.

For more infor­ma­ti­on, visit the home­page→ www.ruj-bsdu.in

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Are you inte­res­ted in get­ting invol­ved in this pro­ject and spen­ding a uni­que time in India at the same time? We are loo­king for capa­ble pro­fes­sio­nals to pass on their spe­cia­list know­ledge at the BSDU. We take care of the bureau­cra­cy.