About the Program

The Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM) course is a vital foundation diploma program focused on preparing healthcare professionals who can provide basic nursing care and midwifery services, particularly in rural and community health settings. At Saudamini Institute of Nursing and Research, the ANM program offers a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical training, empowering students to serve as primary caregivers and health educators.

Program Duration

• Duration: 2 years
• Practical Training: Included during the course in affiliated health centers

Eligibility Criteria

• 10th pass or equivalent from a recognized board
• Minimum age: 17 years (as on 31st December of admission year)
• Candidate must be medically fit

Course Highlights

• Approved by relevant nursing councils
• Practical training in community and primary health care centers
• Experienced faculty and supportive learning environment
• Focus on rural health, hygiene, and basic nursing care
• Career support and guidance

Subjects Covered

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the ANM program are qualified to work as:

• Community Health Worker
• Primary Health Care Nurse
• Midwife Assistant
• Health Educator
• Maternal and Child Health Worker
• Opportunities for further study in GNM or Nursing degrees

Why Choose Saudamini Institute of Nursing and Research?

• Modern teaching facilities and practical training
• Experienced and caring faculty members
• Strong focus on community health and rural care
• Clinical exposure at reputed health centers
• Dedicated placement and career guidance

Admission Process

Admission is based on eligibility criteria and merit as per the nursing council guidelines.

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