COURSES OFFERED

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Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)

  • Duration: 5.5 years (4.5 years+1-year rotatory internship)
  • Clinical training in hospital
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B.Sc. Ayurved Nursing

  • Duration -4 years
  • Hospital-based training
  • Clinical rotations
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Diploma in Ayush Nursing & pharmacy (DAN&P)

  • Duration- 2.5 years + 6 months internship
  • Ayurvedic nursing + pharmacy training

B.Sc. Nursing and DAN&P (Ayurveda) – Clinical Training Highlights

Our hospital serves as a comprehensive learning ground where B.Sc. Nursing students bridge the gap between modern nursing care and classical Ayurvedic therapies. Students undergo rigorous, hands-on clinical rotations across all specialized units to develop dual-competence in patient care.

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1. Hands-on Panchakarma Execution

Students master the clinical preparation and administration of major bio purification therapies:

  • Purva Karma (Pre-treatment): Learning the precise monitoring of patients undergoing Snehana (internal/external oleation) and Svedana (sudation therapy).
  • Pradhana Karma (Core Detox): Assisting physicians during Vamana, Virechana, and Basti protocols.
  • Paschat Karma (Post-care): Managing critical post-therapy recovery protocols and Samsarjana Krama (graduated dietary transitions).
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2. Specialized Para-Surgical Care (Shalya & Marma Units)

Nurses develop specialized technical skills for advanced wound management and acute pain care:

  • Ksharasutra Assistance: Preparing, sterilizing, and assisting in the application of medicated seton threads for anorectal cases.
  • Bandhana & Agnikarma: Mastering complex classical Ayurvedic bandaging techniques (Bandhana) and safety management during thermal micro-cautery.
  • Marma Points: Identifying crucial Marma points to assist in non-invasive pain relief therapies.
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3. Critical Care Management (Diabetes & Cancer Care)

Students learn to balance conventional medical parameters with Ayurvedic therapies for high-risk patients:

  • Metabolic Tracking: Managing diabetic emergency protocols, monitoring vital signs, and coordinating specialized Ayurvedic diabetic diet plans.
  • Oncology Palliative Care: Administering immunity-boosting Rasayana protocols, addressing severe treatment toxicities, and providing compassionate end-of-life care.
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4. Ayurvedic Cosmetology & Sensory Care (Shalakya Unit)

Training focuses on non-invasive head, neck, skin, and hair therapies:

  • Kriya Kalpa Procedures: Performing delicate ocular therapies like Netra Tarpana (eye pooling), Aschotana (eye drops), and ENT procedures like Nasya and Karna Poorana.
  • Dermatological Lepas: Formulating and applying fresh herbal pastes (Lepas) for severe clinical skin conditions.
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5. Rehabilitation & Psychiatric Care (Nashamukti Kendra)

Nurses study the behavioral and psychological branches of Ayurvedic medicine (Satvavajaya Chikitsa):

  • Detoxification Nursing: Monitoring acute withdrawal symptoms during chemical de-addiction programs.
  • Mind-Body Integration: Assisting in therapeutic Yoga, Pranayama, and meditation routines designed for mental health recovery.
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6. Medicine Preparation & Dietetics (Bhaishajya & Swasthavritta)

  • Herbal Pharmacology: Understanding Dravyaguna (herbal properties) and handling authentic botanical formulations.
  • Pathya Apathya: Curating illness-specific dietary frameworks based on a patient's individual Dosha imbalance.
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