Career

ANM stands for Auxiliary Nursing and Midwifery, which is a diploma course that prepares students to provide basic nursing care and support to patients. Here are some career opportunities that you can consider after completing your ANM:

Staff Nurse: You can work as a staff nurse in hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes, providing basic patient care and coordinating with other healthcare professionals.

Home Health Aide: You can work as a home health aide, providing basic nursing care to patients in their homes, including assistance with daily living activities and medication management.

Community Health Worker: You can work as a community health worker, providing basic health education and preventive care to individuals and communities in public health settings.

Nursing Assistant: You can work as a nursing assistant in hospitals and clinics, assisting nurses and other healthcare professionals with patient care and support.

Medical Transcriptionist: You can work as a medical transcriptionist, transcribing medical records and reports for healthcare professionals.

Medical Lab Technician: You can work as a medical lab technician, performing basic laboratory tests and procedures in clinical settings.

Health Educator: You can work as a health educator, providing education and training to individuals and communities on basic health and wellness topics.

Home Care Coordinator: You can work as a home care coordinator, managing and coordinating home health services for patients and their families.

Emergency Medical Technician: You can work as an emergency medical technician, providing basic emergency medical care and transportation to patients.

Obstetrician Assistant: You can work as an obstetrician assistant, assisting obstetricians and gynecologists with basic procedures and care related to pregnancy and childbirth.