Postgraduate Diploma in Emergency Care Nursing
The Postgraduate Diploma in Emergency Care Nursing is an intensive, skill-focused program that prepares nurses for fast-paced, high-pressure emergency and trauma care environments. The course emphasizes rapid assessment, patient stabilization, and life-saving interventions.
With extensive clinical exposure in emergency departments and trauma units, graduates are trained to deliver immediate, efficient, and high-quality emergency care in both national and international healthcare settings.
Program Objectives
1.Develop advanced clinical skills in emergency and trauma nursing
2.Strengthen rapid assessment, critical thinking, and decision-making abilities
3.Manage emergency situations including trauma, cardiac arrest, and disasters
4.Enhance leadership, supervision, and emergency unit management skills
5.Promote evidence-based emergency nursing practices
Admission Eligibility
1.Registered Nurse (R.N. & R.M.) or equivalent qualification
2.Minimum of one (1) year of clinical experience
3.Valid BLS and ACLS certification (mandatory)
4.Medically and physically fit for emergency care duties
Program Duration
1.Total Duration: 1.6 Years
2.Online Theory & LMS: 1 Year
3.Clinical Internship: 6 Months (Western Europe)
Career Opportunities
Graduates may work in:
A.Emergency Departments
B.Trauma and Accident Centers
C.Disaster Response and Pre-Hospital Care
D.Critical Care and Emergency Units
C.International Emergency Healthcare Services
Course outline
| S.NO | Course Name | Hours | Practical |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Emergency & Trauma Nursing – I (Inclusive of Foundation Courses) | 150 |
Clinical postings (Case studies) |
| 2 | Emergency & Trauma Nursing – II | 300 | |
| 3 | Supervision and Management, Clinical Teaching, Elementary Research and Statistics | 125 | |
| 4 | Internship | 960 |