Auxiliary Nursing Midwifery (ANM)

Overview

The Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) course is a diploma program designed to prepare nurses to work in community health settings. This program, spanning 2 years, focuses on training students in basic health care and midwifery to support the community by providing primary healthcare services, maternal care, and assistance in childbirth. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills in community health, pharmacology, health promotion, and disease prevention, among other areas.

Graduates of the ANM course play a crucial role in India's healthcare system, working closely with community health workers and public health centres to improve healthcare accessibility and outcomes. They are trained to work under the guidance of medical professionals and are often the first point of contact for health care in rural areas. Upon successful completion of the course, candidates are eligible to register with the Nursing Council of India, allowing them to work as certified nursing assistants across various healthcare settings.
Career Opportunities:

• Primary Healthcare Centers (PHCs): Assist in patient care, record management, and health camps.
• Hospitals and Nursing Homes: Perform nursing duties, including patient care and medication administration.
• School Health Nurse: Oversee student health, conduct check-ups, and provide health education in schools.
• Industrial Nurse: Manage healthcare services for employees in industries and corporations.
• Community Health Worker: Provide primary healthcare and maternal care in rural and underserved areas.
• Overseas Opportunities: With additional qualifications, work in healthcare settings abroad.
• Further Education and Specialization: Pursue higher studies for roles in healthcare management, education, or specialization.

Eligibility

• Applicant should have passed Intermediate (10+2). 
• Age: 17-30 on 31st Dec in the year of admission.

Minimum Education