National Diploma (ND)
Community Health
Primary healthcare training focused on community outreach, maternal care, and disease prevention.
Overview
Students are trained to provide primary healthcare services at the community level, focusing on disease prevention, basic treatment, maternal care, and health outreach services in rural and urban communities.
Curriculum & Modules
- Introduction to Community Health
- Primary Health Care (PHC)
- Anatomy and Physiology Basics
- First Aid and Emergency Care
- Maternal and Child Health Care
- Nutrition and Family Health
- Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases
- Health Communication Skills
- Community Field Work / Clinical Posting
Career Opportunities
- Community Health Extension Worker (CHEW)
- Primary Health Care Assistant
- Rural Health Worker
- NGO Field Health Officer
- Maternal and Child Health Assistant
All programmes include supervised practical training, clinical postings, and industrial attachments to ensure students gain real-world experience. Graduates are expected to meet professional standards required in modern healthcare delivery systems.