There has been a sharp rise in demand for qualified nurses all over India. With the increasing numbers of corporate hospitals and other avenues like medical tourism, home nursing, industrial nursing etc, a huge employment opportunity will be generated. It has been projected that there is a huge opportunity in the healthcare sector as the World Bank predicts a shortage of 80.2 million workers by 2030 globally and India will need 2 million doctors and 6 million nurses by that time. Healthcare sector is also by far the largest employer of the women workforce in the world.
Nursing is an ideal job for those who want to serve humanity. If you are passionate enough and have the courage and spirit to serve the diseased and the weak and are willing to work long hours in stressful conditions then this is the right profession for you. Other traits required for this occupation include the ability to manage different situations and the willingness to adapt to new technology.
Institute of Nursing, Brainware University offers four years degree course leading to award of degree of Bachelor of Science (Nursing) and three years diploma in General Nursing & Midwifery course. The Intake is 60 students for each course per year.
Benefits of Pursuing this Course
- Sprawling 9-acre campus
- 150 bedded Multispeciality Hospital
- Modern, spacious and well-ventilated classrooms
- Well equipped laboratories
- Highly qualified and experienced teaching faculty for both nursing and non- nursing subjects.
- Well stocked library and journals
- Clinical care unit with set up.
- Proper guidance for rural and urban community work
- Ample scope for sports, games & cultural activities.
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The primary role of a nurse is to provide care and medical aid to the needy. However, according to functionality, these roles can be classified as follows:
General nurses – Nurses working in hospitals, nursing homes and medical establishments. Their primary job is to take care of patients, assist doctors and perform administrative duties.
Midwives – Nurses whose speciality is to take care of expecting mothers and provide assistance during childbirth.
Health workers – Nurses who provide medical aid to people living in the rural areas.
