Top BSc Nursing Academy in India
Top BSc Nursing Academy in India
Mantram Study Group operates the Top BSc Nursing Academy in India, providing premier nursing education that melds rigorous academic coursework with practical, hands-on training.
Our programs are crafted by expert educators and tailored to the latest in medical practice and theory.
With facilities across India, students have access to advanced simulations, extensive resources, and ongoing support, ensuring they are fully prepared for a successful career in nursing. Mantram's commitment to excellence and innovation makes it a leader in nursing education.
Contact us at Mantram Study Group, SCO No. 80-81, First Floor, Sector 15-D and also in Sector 34, Chandigarh (Near Gate No. 2, Panjab University Chandigarh – Contact – 9779797575/ 9463049859)
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FAQ
Q. Can I pursue a PhD after completing a BSc in Nursing?
Yes, you can pursue a PhD after obtaining a BSc in Nursing. You also complete a Master's degree in Nursing (such as MSc, MPhil, or MRes) from a recognized medical institution. Additionally, professional nursing experience at healthcare centres or organizations will generally be required for admission into a PhD program.
Q. Can a nurse with an MSc in Nursing become a doctor?
No, an MSc in Nursing does not qualify one to apply for the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program. The MSc in Nursing is a postgraduate qualification aimed at those who have already completed their BSc Nursing or Post-Basic BSc Nursing and have acquired at least one year of work experience.
Q. What does an Operating Theatre (OT) nurse do?
Operating Theatre (OT) Nurses play a crucial role in surgical teams. They often work in emergency situations to treat individuals injured in conflicts or natural disasters.
They may also be part of teams providing essential surgical care in long-term settings to communities lacking adequate healthcare facilities.
Their work is vital in managing and executing the operational demands of the operating theatre, including patient preparation, the actual surgery, and post-operative care.