Mr. Shrawan Kumar
Secretary cum Director
Benjamin Franklin once stated, "Education begins with life." Not every educated person meets societal demands. Nursing is the most honorable profession, second only to teaching. Regardless of a patient's size, culture, or level of education, the most intimate exchange occurs when a nurse reaches out to them in their helplessness.
A nurse is a person, male or female, who gives their entire life, all of their time, and all of their material wants to helping the sick and dying. Aside from Florence Nightingale, there are countless other unsung heroes and heroines among nurses who have comforted, looked after, and helped the poor. Even when the patients are harsh, they are always able to relate to the various psychological levels of people suffering with a grin.
Nursing's inherent values include selflessness, smiles, integrity in the workplace, and unwavering regard for patients. It is society's gift to you.
It is my genuine goal that our nursing school fosters in its students and faculty a spirit of character development that reaches out to the needs of the ill with genuine confidence in the Healer. Because nurses care for, doctors treat, and medications cure, God heals. Nobody can become a nurse until they put themselves in the patients' shoes, experience their suffering, and develop compassion and empathy for them.
A competent nurse will have a strong sense of purpose, be committed to their work, and be tenacious in providing care.
