Medical Nursing Assistant/GDA

The Medical Nursing Assistant (MNA) Course is designed to provide students with essential skills to support healthcare professionals in medical settings.

Introduction to Career Planning

• Patient Care
• Basic Nursing Techniques
• Hygiene Techniques
• First Aid Techniques

Scope

The scope of a Medical Nursing Assistant/GDA is versatile, with a broad range of duties, primarily centered around assisting patients and supporting healthcare staff in various ways. Below are the key roles and responsibilities provided by the professionally trained GDAs:

• Trained Healthcare Assistant: Skilled in providing essential patient care support in hospitals, community health centres, and other care facilities.
• Mental Health Support Worker: Specialises in supporting individuals with mental health needs, ensuring their well-being in mental health institutes.
• Home Care Provider: Delivers personalised and domestic aid healthcare assistance, helping patients recover or manage health conditions at home.
• Geriatric Care Specialist: Focuses on the care of elderly individuals, ensuring quality living in old age homes and community settings.
• Community Health Educator: Promotes health awareness and wellness in local communities, working with health centres to improve overall community health.
• Health and Wellness Coordinator: Manages wellness programs and health initiatives in various healthcare settings, promoting a healthier lifestyle.

Course Highlights:

• Comprehensive Curriculum:150 hours of theory and 150 hours of practical training
• Extensive Clinical Internship:450 hours of hands on experience in a real healthcare environment.
• Eligibility Requirement: Open to candidates with a 10th grade qualification.
• Course Duration:Intensive 750 hours program for complete healthcare assistant training.