About Us
Started in 1981, The Ramakrishna Mission Sevashrama School of Nursing, Vrindavan is duly recognised by the U.P. State Medical Faculty and the Indian Nursing Council. It follows the syllabus, rules and regulations prescribed by the Indian Nursing Council for three years General nursing and midwifery diploma course. A maximum of 30 girls are admitted in a single batch every year. The school provides free education, board and lodging to all its students. The medium of instructions is English. Students passing out from this institution are eligible to work any where in the country and abroad.
The motto of the sevashrama is service to man is service to god, thus serving the patients with the spirit of devotion and commitment regardless of caste, creed or religion. Hence the school trains the students to acquire knowledge, develop skills and positive attitude and enable them to carry out duties as competent, efficient professional nurses with the above ideal.
Idology
Vision
The vision is based on the underlying motto of the Sevashrama is ‘Serving Man is Serving God’. This envisages serving the patients with the spirit of devotion and commitment, regardless of their caste, creed, status or religion. Hence, besides training the students to acquire knowledge and develop skills, and positive attitude to carry out their duties as competent professional nurses. And To foster synergy and integration between research, education and practice by promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and partnership.
Aim
To be recognized as a leading model of institution offering excellence in quality of nursing education to promote research activities and turning out intellectually enlightened, morally upright, emotionally balanced and socially committed health care professionals.
Mission
- To promote high quality education to develop professionalism with a global outlook.
- To promote learning that stimulates learners to reach their full potential through out their life.
- To foster innovative research that will benefit the humanity and improve the nursing standards.
- To create, empowered, committed, compassionate and skillful healthcare providers who make a difference in building a healthy family, community and nation.
- To enhances the individual student to become a good leader and self-motivator in professional practice of nursing.
Philosophy
- The School of Nursing believes that the basic course in Nursing is a formal education preparation for which should be based on educational principles.
- We recognize it as the foundation on which practice of nursing is built and on which further professional education depends.
- We believe health as a dynamic state of being on a continuum from optimal wellness to illness and a state of health exists when a person functions as an integrated whole, living and interacting with environments in a productive manner.
- We believe that the basic course of nursing should prepare nurses for primary level position in Nursing both in the Hospital and in the Community.
- We believe that the practice of nursing as described above requires a good understanding of basic scientific principles.
- We recognise that nursing is a profession, which is influenced by advances in Science and Technology.
- We believe that good communication skill is essential for learning and for practice of nursing.
- We recognise that the nature of nursing course is such that a substantial portion of the students learning be acquired in the clinical area.
- We believe that we have a responsibility for the all-round development of the students.
- We believe that, we have responsibility to the student and to society, to make provision in the programme for the continued development of the student as an individual, a citizen as well as a nurse
History
The School of Nursing established in year 1981 with an ideology proposed by philanthropic leader Swami Vivekananda i.e. SERVICE TO MAN IS SERVICE TO GOD under the umbrella of Ramakrishna mission Sevashrama having its headquarters at Belur Math, offers diploma in nursing to meet the diverse needs of the health care sector. Previously the school of nursing, which used to admit every year 20 unmarried female students of age 17-35, admits 30 students per year from 2015 onwards. The School of Nursing of the Hospital is 38 years old, and has a well-known reputation for producing very efficient and well trained nurses. It is recognized by the Indian Nursing Council and Uttar Pradesh State Medical Faculty, Lucknow. Qualified and experienced nursing faculty full-time provides the right mix of inputs comprising of theoretical, practical and clinical experience.
