Diploma in Multipurpose Health Worker (DMPHW)

A Diploma in Multipurpose Health Worker (DMPHW): It is a vocational training program in India that prepares individuals for frontline roles in primary healthcare and community health, focusing on practical skills in areas like basic nursing, maternal and child health, disease prevention, sanitation, first aid, and health education. The course duration typically ranges from one to two years and covers a wide array of subjects relevant to serving rural and community needs, often including an internship or training period.
What You Will Learn
The curriculum provides a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience to equip workers with skills in:
Primary Healthcare: First aid, basic medical care, and treatment of minor ailments.
Maternal and Child Health: Services for mothers and children, nutrition, and immunization.
Disease Prevention: Focus on communicable diseases and public health initiatives.
Sanitation and Hygiene: Promoting safe drinking water and environmental sanitation.
Health Education: Educating communities on health-related topics.
Emergency Response: Handling emergencies, accidents, and providing assistance during disasters.
Career Opportunities
Graduates are prepared for various positions at the grassroots level, including: Multipurpose Health Worker (Male/Female), Community Health Worker, Health Educator, Family Welfare Visitor, and Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM).
Why Pursue This Diploma?
This diploma is a specialized pathway for those who want to work directly with communities, especially in rural and underserved areas, and contribute to improving overall public health.
Fee : 40000/- per year
Duration : 2 years
Eligibility : XII with Science from Recognized Board.