Diploma Program
1. LHV-Lady Health Visitors
Course Description
The Lady Health Visitor (LHV) 2-Year Diploma Program at Forces College of Nursing is a specialized training program designed to prepare skilled healthcare professionals who play a vital role in maternal and child health, disease prevention, and community healthcare services.
This program focuses on equipping students with the knowledge, practical skills, and leadership abilities required to provide essential healthcare services, particularly in rural and underserved areas. LHVs serve as frontline healthcare providers, offering preventive, promotive, and curative services to individuals, families, and communities.
The curriculum covers key areas such as nursing foundations, maternal and child health, family planning, community health, emergency care, and disease prevention. Upon successful completion, graduates can pursue careers in public and private healthcare sectors, contributing significantly to women’s and children’s healthcare while also having opportunities for higher education and international employment.
The LHV Diploma Program is an ideal choice for those passionate about healthcare, community service, and making a lasting impact on public health.
Career Path & Opportunities
Graduates of the LHV Diploma Program can pursue a variety of career opportunities in the public and private healthcare sectors, including:
Government & Public Health Sector: Employment in public hospitals, rural health centers (RHCs), basic health units (BHUs), and maternal & child health centers.
Private Hospitals & Clinics: Opportunities in maternity homes, private healthcare facilities, and NGOs working in women’s and children’s health.
Community Health & Outreach Programs: Involvement in health awareness campaigns, vaccination drives, and family planning initiatives.
International Opportunities: Potential to work in Middle Eastern, European, and other international healthcare systems, where LHVs are in demand.
Further Education & Specialization: Pathways to higher studies, including Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN), Post-RN BScN, and Master’s degrees in Public Health (MPH).
2. CNA-Certified Nursing Assistant
Course Description
The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) 2-Year Diploma Program at Forces College of Nursing is designed to prepare students for a rewarding career in patient care and nursing support. This program equips students with the fundamental nursing skills, medical knowledge, and hands-on training necessary to assist healthcare professionals in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and community health centers.
The CNA diploma focuses on essential areas such as basic patient care, infection control, vital signs monitoring, first aid, elder care, and rehabilitation support. Students receive both classroom instruction and practical clinical experience to develop the competencies required for providing compassionate, high-quality healthcare services.
Upon successful completion, graduates can pursue employment as Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) in public and private healthcare facilities, or continue their education in advanced nursing programs like BScN and Post-RN BScN. With growing demand for nursing assistants in Pakistan and abroad, this program offers excellent career opportunities both locally and internationally.
The CNA Diploma Program is ideal for individuals passionate about healthcare and looking to build a strong foundation for a professional career in nursing and patient care.
Career Path & Opportunities
Public & Private Hospitals: Work as a nursing assistant in hospitals, assisting doctors and registered nurses in patient care, hygiene, and mobility support.
Clinics & Nursing Homes: Employment in medical clinics, rehabilitation centers, and long-term care facilities, providing support to elderly and disabled patients.
Home Healthcare Services: Serve as a private caregiver for patients needing at-home medical assistance, personal care, and rehabilitation support.
Community Health Centers & NGOs: Join public health programs, vaccination campaigns, and outreach services to support healthcare initiatives.
Government Healthcare Sector: Opportunities to work in Basic Health Units (BHUs), Rural Health Centers (RHCs), and other public healthcare institutions.
International Career Opportunities: High demand for CNAs in countries like the USA, UK, Canada, UAE, and KSA, offering job placements in hospitals, nursing homes, and home care settings.
3. CMW-Community Midwifery
Course Description
The Community Midwifery (CMW) Diploma Program at Forces College of Nursing is designed to train skilled midwives who play a crucial role in maternal and newborn healthcare, particularly in rural and underserved communities. This program prepares students with the necessary knowledge, hands-on clinical training, and professional competencies to provide safe, high-quality maternity care.
The curriculum covers key areas such as antenatal care, labor and delivery, postnatal care, family planning, neonatal care, and maternal health education. Students receive practical experience in hospital maternity wards, community health centers, and outreach programs, ensuring they are well-equipped to handle both routine and emergency childbirth cases.
Upon completion, graduates can work as licensed midwives in hospitals, maternal and child health centers, NGOs, and private clinics. They also have opportunities to work in government healthcare programs and international healthcare systems.
The CMW Diploma Program is an ideal choice for those passionate about women’s health, safe childbirth, and improving maternal and infant health outcomes in their communities.
Career Path & Opportunities
Public & Private Hospitals: Work as midwives in hospital maternity wards, assisting with prenatal care, labor, and postnatal care.
Maternal & Child Health (MCH) Centers: Employment in government-run maternal health centers, providing family planning services, pregnancy care, and newborn health support.
Basic Health Units (BHUs) & Rural Health Centers (RHCs): Serve as frontline healthcare providers in rural areas, ensuring safe deliveries and maternal health education.
Private Maternity Clinics & Home-Based Midwifery: Establish independent midwifery services to assist women in safe home births and postpartum care.
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) & Health Programs: Join public health campaigns, maternal health initiatives, and family planning programs run by national and international organizations.
International Career Opportunities: High demand for qualified midwives in the UK, USA, UAE, Canada, and other countries, offering job placements in hospitals, birthing centers, and humanitarian organizations
