Medical Dresser

The Medical Dresser course equips students with the essential skills and knowledge required to provide first aid, wound dressing, and basic medical care under the supervision of doctors and nurses. It combines practical experience with theoretical learning, preparing students to work effectively in hospitals, clinics and healthcare centers.

Introduction to Career Planning

• • First Aid & Wound Care Expertise
• • Clinical Support Skills
• • Emergency Handling

Scope

• • Hospitals: Support doctors and nurses in wound care, sterilization, and patient care.
• • Clinics & Dispensaries: Provide first aid and dressing services in community health centers.
• • Government Health Services: Work in state hospitals, railways, ESIC, ESI, and defense medical units.
• • NGOs & Rural Health Programs: Deliver essential first aid and healthcare services in underserved areas.
• • Ambulance & Emergency Services: Assist in trauma care, injury management, and emergency response.
• • Rehabilitation & Care Centers: Play a key role in long-term patient care and wound management.

Course Highlights:

• • Theory + Practical:250 hours of comprehensive classroom learning with 150 hours of educative practical training.
• • Clinical Internship:1200 hours of workplace experience in hospitals, clinics, and health centers.
• • Eligibility:Open to candidates who have passed the 10th standard (any stream).
• • Duration:A structured 1600 hours program, designed for in-depth skill development as a Medical Dresser.