Explore healthcare diploma pathways focused on nursing assistance, maternal and child health, community care, and midwifery education.
The following diploma programs are included in the institute's proposed academic portfolio. Program duration and eligibility are subject to applicable regulatory requirements and official approval.
The CNA program focuses on foundational nursing assistance and supportive patient care under the supervision of qualified healthcare professionals.
Potential roles in patient support and nursing assistance, subject to successful completion and applicable registration requirements.
The LHV program focuses on community-based healthcare, maternal and child health, preventive care, and health education.
Potential opportunities in maternal and child health services, community health settings, and primary healthcare, subject to applicable requirements.
The CMW program focuses on maternal health, pregnancy-related care, childbirth support, newborn care, and community-based maternal health education.
Potential community maternal and newborn health roles, subject to qualification and applicable professional requirements.
Midwifery education focuses on supporting women throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period, along with newborn care and health education.
Potential maternal and newborn healthcare roles, subject to the approved qualification and applicable professional requirements.
Develop foundational knowledge of safe, respectful, and compassionate care.
Understand health promotion, preventive care, and community education.
Build practical knowledge through supervised training where authorized and available.
Eligibility requirements vary by diploma program. The general PNMC criteria include different educational qualifications for CNA, LHV, and CMW. Applicants should consult the official admission notice for the exact requirements, age limits, and required documents.
