Gokul Institute Of Nursing
Nursing is the speciality of dealing with sick and maternity care. As a profession, it is about the provision of help to a mother during pregnancy. GNM Subjects essentially aim to produce qualified and trained general Nurses who can effectively work as part of the medical community.
The program has been designed to enable eligible candidates to address the health needs of the country, community, and individuals. They can also pursue advanced study and specialization in nursing while contributing to the health-based industry with patience, responsibility, and dedication. Students can also choose other Nursing Courses further.
A year-wise breakup of the GNM course details is tabulated here.
| Year I | Year II | Year III |
|---|---|---|
| Biological Sciences | Medical-Surgical Nursing I | Midwifery and Gynecological Nursing |
| Anatomy and Physiology | Medical-Surgical Nursing | Community Health Nursing - II |
| Microbiology | Pharmacology | Pediatric Nursing |
| Behavioral Sciences | Medical-Surgical Nursing II (Specialties) | Internship Period |
| Psychology | Communicable Diseases | Educational Methods and Media for Teaching in Practice of Nursing |
| Sociology | Orthopedic Nursing | Introduction to Research |
| Fundamentals of Nursing | Ear, Nose, and Throat | Professional Trends and Adjustment |
| Nutrition | Oncology/Skin | Administration and Ward Management |
| First Aid | Ophthalmic Nursing | Health Economics |
| Personal Hygiene | Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing | - |
| English | Community Health Nursing | - |
| Community Health Nursing | Computer Education | - |
| Environmental Hygiene | - | - |
| Health Education and Communication Skills | - | - |
The requirement for qualified and skilled nurses is rampant throughout the world. The existing nurse-patient ratio is rather low and disappointing at present. Employment opportunities in this profession are available across private and government hospitals, industries, orphanages, nursing homes, old age homes, sanatoriums, and armed forces.
Popular hiring organizations include:
State Nursing Councils
Indian Red Cross Society
Indian Nursing Council
| Job Position | Job Description | Average Annual Pay Scale |
|---|---|---|
| Clinical Nurse Specialist | Clinical Nurse Specialists work in doctor's facilities, hospitals, clinics, medical centres, and other healthcare centres. They are typically specialists in particular areas, for example, Gerontology, Cardiovascular Health, or Public Policy. | INR 4,50,553 |
| Legal Nurse Consultant | Legal Nurse Consultants are registered nurse attendants who offer medical data to legal entities and experts about medicine-related cases. Expert counsel may constitute recognizing gauges of care, surveying medical records, or preparing reports and outlines about wounds or sicknesses. | INR 5,30,989 |
| Professors | Professors teach students a wide range of subjects at the post-secondary level. They deliver scholarly articles, perform research, and instruct in the discipline. | INR 9,13,657 |
| Forensic Nurse | Forensic Nurses perform duties that are significantly more specific than nurses commonly perform. They are responsible for an assortment of roles, including assessing and caring for victims of assault, child and elder abuse, domestic abuse, neglect, and sexual crimes. Besides treating casualties, Forensic Nurses also gather and secure evidence. | INR 4,94,720 |
| Travelling Nurse | A travelling Nurse is a healthcare professional who helps constantly sick or homebound patients or helps medical offices with staffing deficiencies. Some Travel Nurses move between hospitals, schools, and clinics. | INR 2,37,186 |