The Diploma in Nursing Care Taker is designed to train individuals in providing essential nursing care to patients in various healthcare environments, including hospitals, clinics, and home settings. This course aims to develop basic skills in patient care, hygiene management, and monitoring vital signs, with a strong emphasis on empathy, communication, and patient handling. The curriculum also covers infection control, first aid, and basic life support.
The program offers theoretical knowledge and practical training in areas like patient grooming, administering medications under supervision, assisting patients with mobility, maintaining a clean environment, and reporting changes in patients' conditions to healthcare professionals. Additionally, students learn about nursing ethics, nutrition, and the psychological needs of patients.
Graduates can find employment as Nursing Assistants in hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, and private care agencies. They can also work in elderly care facilities, providing support to senior citizens, or offer in-home care services. This role is critical in assisting registered nurses and other medical professionals in delivering high-quality patient care.