At the College of Nursing, Nirmala Medical Centre, we recognize the importance of academic collaboration in fostering excellence in nursing education, research, and professional development. Our institution is committed to building strong partnerships with leading healthcare organizations, universities, and research institutions to enhance learning opportunities and advance the field of nursing. Through collaborative initiatives, we provide students with access to innovative educational programs, interdisciplinary research projects, and hands-on clinical training. These partnerships enable us to integrate the latest advancements in nursing science, promote evidence-based practice, and prepare our graduates to meet the evolving challenges of the healthcare industry.

As part of our commitment to continuous learning and professional growth, we actively conduct and participate in various workshops, seminars, and training programs in collaboration with reputed healthcare and academic institutions. Special emphasis is given to life-saving skills through Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness (IMNCI), and Pediatric Life Support (PLS) training programs. These specialized training sessions ensure that our students and faculty stay proficient in critical emergency care techniques, enhancing patient safety and healthcare outcomes. Our academic collaborations also extend to faculty development programs, student exchange initiatives, and participation in global healthcare forums. By working closely with national and international institutions, we ensure that our nursing curriculum remains dynamic, relevant, and aligned with global standards of nursing education.

At the heart of our collaborations is a shared commitment to excellence, innovation, and patient-centered care. Through these strategic alliances, the College of Nursing, Nirmala Medical Centre continues to shape the future of nursing education and contribute to the advancement of healthcare systems worldwide.