ANM

Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) is a diploma-level nursing program specifically designed to prepare students with comprehensive practical and theoretical knowledge in maternal healthcare, childcare, first aid, nutrition, and community health services. This program acts as a vital bridge between the community and the healthcare system, empowering students to deliver essential medical care at the grassroots level.

ANMs are indispensable frontline healthcare professionals who work collaboratively with doctors and senior nurses to deliver quality medical care, particularly in rural and community health centres. They are responsible for:

• Maternal & Child Healthcare: Providing essential care to mothers and newborn babies, ensuring safe deliveries and healthy outcomes.
• Immunisation Programs: Administering vaccines and managing immunisation drives to protect communities from preventable diseases.
• Basic Medical Assistance: Supporting doctors and senior nurses in delivering primary healthcare and emergency first aid services.
• Health Awareness & Education: Conducting community health awareness activities, promoting hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention.
• Family Planning Services: Guiding families on reproductive health, family planning, and maternal nutrition for better health outcomes.
• Community Health Monitoring: Tracking and reporting health data at the grassroots level to support public health programs and government initiatives.

At Krishna Group of Institutions, our ANM program is designed not only to impart technical expertise but also to instill a deep sense of compassion, responsibility, and commitment to serving communities and improving public health outcomes.