Key Highlights of the Ayurved Courses
- Couses have comprehensive curriculum preparing students to provide holistic healthcare in both traditional and contemporary settings.
- Holistic Healthcare Training is provided as Students learn Ayurvedic approaches to patient care, disease prevention, and rehabilitation, with a focus on natural therapies, lifestyle management, and herbal treatments.
- Extensive hands-on training in Ayurvedic hospital and wellness center enables students to develop clinical skills in Ayurvedic nursing, including patient care in Panchkarma therapies and other Ayurvedic treatments.
- Highly qualified and experienced faculty members who are experts in both nursing and Ayurveda, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience.
- Personality Development is emphasized with focus on soft skills, communication, and leadership, preparing students to take on responsibilities in diverse healthcare environments.
- Vast placement opportunities with careers in Ayurvedic hospitals, wellness centers, private clinics, or as health consultants in government and private healthcare sectors.
- Strong foundation in both theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring students are well-prepared to excel in the growing field of Ayurveda.
The Program Outcome of GNM Ayurved
The Program Outcome of GNM Ayurved Nursing focuses on developing nurses who are proficient in both modern nursing techniques and the traditional principles of Ayurveda, enabling them to provide holistic healthcare services. By the end of the course, graduates are expected to have acquired the following outcomes:
1. Comprehensive Knowledge of Ayurvedic and Modern Nursing Practices:
- Understand and apply both Ayurvedic and allopathic principles in patient care.
- Gain expertise in Ayurvedic treatment protocols, including Panchakarma therapies, herbal medications, and lifestyle-based treatments.
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Understand anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and pathology from both Ayurvedic and modern perspectives.
2. Holistic Patient Care:
- Deliver patient care that addresses not only the physical but also the mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of health.
- Use Ayurvedic techniques such as diet regulation, herbal remedies, and natural therapies alongside conventional nursing practices.
3. Proficiency in Panchakarma Therapies:
- Assist in administering Panchakarma detoxification and rejuvenation treatments.
- Perform nursing duties related to specialized Ayurvedic treatments, including preparation of Ayurvedic medicines, therapeutic massages, and body care therapies.
4. Clinical and Technical Competency:
- Develop competency in general nursing skills such as patient assessment, medication administration, wound care, infection control, and emergency procedures.
- Provide maternity care and midwifery services, combining traditional Ayurvedic practices with modern healthcare knowledge.
5. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention:
- Advocate for preventive healthcare measures in the community through Ayurvedic principles like diet management, lifestyle changes, and natural remedies.
- Educate patients and communities on Ayurvedic approaches to maintaining balance in body, mind, and spirit to prevent illness.
6. Effective Communication and Patient Education:
- Communicate effectively with patients, families, and other healthcare professionals.
- Educate patients about Ayurvedic and modern treatment plans, lifestyle modifications, and self-care techniques to enhance their overall well-being.
7. Ethical and Professional Behavior:
- Demonstrate professionalism, adhering to ethical standards of nursing and respecting patient confidentiality, cultural practices, and individual health beliefs.
- Maintain a compassionate and patient-centered approach to healthcare, providing care in a culturally sensitive manner.
8. Lifelong Learning and Adaptability:
- Show a commitment to continuous learning and professional development, keeping up with advancements in both Ayurveda and modern nursing.
- Adapt to new healthcare technologies and methodologies while integrating ancient Ayurvedic wisdom into contemporary practices.
9. Contribution to Integrative Healthcare:
- Actively contribute to the growing field of integrative healthcare by bridging the gap between traditional Ayurvedic medicine and modern nursing.
- Collaborate with healthcare teams in hospitals, clinics, and wellness centers to provide comprehensive patient care that reflects a balance between holistic and clinical medicine.
10. Preparedness for Various Healthcare Settings:
- Be ready to work in diverse healthcare settings, including Ayurvedic hospitals, clinics, wellness centers, and private practices.
- Utilize Ayurvedic nursing skills to enhance patient outcomes in both rural and urban healthcare environments, promoting the wider acceptance of natural and holistic treatments.
11. Competency in Community Health and Outreach:
- Take an active role in community health initiatives, focusing on preventive care through Ayurvedic approaches such as lifestyle counseling, herbal remedies, and yoga.
- Contribute to public health education, emphasizing Ayurveda’s role in managing chronic diseases and enhancing wellness.
- Through this program, GNM Ayurved Nursing graduates become versatile healthcare professionals who can deliver integrated, patient-centered care that combines the best of modern and traditional healing systems.
SCOPE OF GNM AYURVEDA
The GNM Ayurveda Nursing course (General Nursing and Midwifery in Ayurveda) combines traditional nursing education with Ayurveda principles, preparing students to provide holistic healthcare services based on the Ayurvedic system of medicine. The course equips nurses with knowledge and skills in both modern medical practices and Ayurvedic treatments, which broadens their career opportunities in integrative healthcare settings.
Key Areas Covered
- Ayurvedic Fundamentals: Nurses are trained in the core principles of Ayurveda, including concepts like doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), Panchakarma therapies, herbal treatments, and natural healing techniques.
- General Nursing: The curriculum includes conventional nursing practices like patient care, medication administration, emergency procedures, midwifery, and anatomy and physiology.
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Holistic Patient Care: The course emphasizes holistic care, blending Ayurvedic concepts like lifestyle modification, diet therapy, and mental well-being with modern nursing methods.
- Panchakarma Therapy: Students learn how to assist and manage Panchakarma procedures, which are specialized detoxification and rejuvenation therapies in Ayurveda.
- Basic Medicine and Pharmacology: An introduction to Ayurvedic pharmacology (Dravyaguna) as well as essential knowledge of Western medicine, giving nurses a balanced understanding of both systems.
Scope and Career Opportunities
- Ayurvedic Hospitals and Clinics: GNM Ayurved nurses can work in Ayurvedic hospitals, assisting in Panchakarma therapy, patient care, and Ayurvedic treatments alongside Ayurvedic practitioners.
- Government and Private Healthcare: Ayurveda is part of the recognized healthcare system in India, allowing GNM Ayurved nurses to work in government health departments, National AYUSH Mission programs, or private Ayurvedic hospitals and wellness centers.
- Panchakarma Centers: These centers focus on detoxification and rejuvenation therapies based on Ayurveda, and nurses with specialized knowledge in these areas are highly sought after.
- Wellness and Spa Industry: With the growing interest in holistic and natural therapies, GNM Ayurved nurses can work in wellness centers, health resorts, and spas that offer Ayurvedic treatments.
- Home Care and Community Health: With specialized knowledge in Ayurveda, nurses can offer personalized care in homes, focusing on natural treatments, lifestyle adjustments, and preventive healthcare in community settings.
- Ayurvedic Academics: Opportunities exist in education, where nurses may able to teach future nursing and D. Pharma students.
Further Education:
Graduates may pursue further specialization or degrees in Ayurvedic medicine, advanced nursing programs, or even integrated medicine courses to expand their career prospects further.
Demand for Ayurveda GNM Nurses:
As awareness of alternative medicine grows globally, there is increasing demand for professionals trained in both modern nursing and Ayurvedic practices, particularly in holistic healthcare environments that focus on natural, non-invasive treatments and patient-centered care.
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Faculty
| S.No. |
Teaching Faculty |
College Name |
Designation |
Contact Detail |
| 1 |
Dr. Charu Gauba |
COLLEGE OF AYURVEDA |
Dean/Lecture |
8558880045 |
| 2 |
Dr. Arjun Asokan |
COLLEGE OF AYURVEDA |
Lecturer |
8073601937 |
| 3 |
Dr. Tarun Shrivastav |
COLLEGE OF AYURVEDA |
Lecturer |
7007982162 |
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