College
- Admissions: The number of applicants
both male and female aspiring for nursing is increased
considerably due to the demand for nurses in India
and abroad. Our sanctioned intake at present is 50.
Twenty five students under the management quota and
25 under the government selection. The need for increasing
admission from 50 to 100 is in progress.
- Infrastructure: College has the
state of the art facilities with adequate class rooms,
fully equipped laboratories to learn and practice.
Faculties enable the students to attain the desired
learning out-come before their postings in the clinical
area considering the complexities of the procedures.
- Faculty Positions: Both full time
and part time faculties are selected with care and
inducted as per the norms prescribed by Indian Nursing
Council. Teams of qualified and well experienced faculty
from Premier institutions assess, organize, plan,
implement and evaluate the curriculum effectively
and efficiently with the ambition of developing best
care providers. The goal of the college is achieved
by their dedicated service.
- Curriculum: The revised curriculum
recommended by Indian Nursing Council has been implemented
from the academic year 2006-2007.
- Health Checkup and Immunization : Health assessment is done annually. Students are
vaccinated against Hepatitis – B before the
start of clinical posting.
- Co-curricular activities:
- Lamp Lighting Ceremony: This
ceremony is held each year as the fresher’s
take up the Florence Nightingale pledge to enter into
the nursing profession.
- Parents Faculty meet: Open interaction
of the parents and faculty are held once a year for
4 days. Parents are counseled about their ward’s
total development.
- Annual sports meet: Sports meet
is held each year and all the students participate
in all events enthusiastically.
- Student Nurse’s association: All students become members of the unit and take part
in the unit, State and National level activities.
Mrs. Annie Elizabeth, M.Sc (N), Community Health Nursing
Department is the SNA advisor.
- Youth Red Cross: All students
are members of the Youth Red Cross and involve in
social activities. Ms. Narmatha, M.Sc (N), Pediatric
Nursing Department is the Youth Red Cross Officer.
- Excursion: Every year the students
are taken for excursions.
- Spiritual Activity: Students are
permitted to follow the philosophies of their own
religion without disturbing the scheduled educational
activities.
- Alumni Association: The graduated
students are made members of the Alumni.
Faculty Development : Continuing Nursing
Education programme is in session every Friday except
examination period and vacation. One hour is usefully
spent on journal presentation or seminars on needed topics
or discussions on unclear matters. Workshop on “Students
centered Counseling and Guidance” was conducted
by the Department of Mental Health Nursing for all faculties
of all the institutions under Mohamed Sathak Trust. Faculty
is deputed for workshops and conferences at Chennai colleges.
Hospital (Parental / Affiliated)
Integration of Theory and Practice: Teaching and learning activities are carefully selected
by the curriculum committee considering the various
skills to be developed. Clinical learning areas are
carefully selected to enable the development skills
that are specific to nursing discipline as well as to
establish a foundation for life long learning. Students
are guided to learn client centered hospital and community
based caring skill to take lead role in an ever-advancing
health care system.
Our gratitude is expressed to the Chairman and Chief
Medical Officer of Chennai Port Trust Hospital for permitting
only Mohamed Sathak A. J. College of Nursing to undergo
clinical learning practice through out the year. The
college has tie up arrangements with the following Hospitals.
- Chennai Port Trust Hospital - 180 Bedded
- Malar Hospitals - 250 Bedded Multi specialty
Hospital
- Kanchi Kamakotti Child Trust Hospital - 187 Bedded
Hospital
- Institute of Mental Health - 1800 Bedded Hospital
- Sanjeevarayanpet Health Post - Chennai Corporation
(Urban Health Services)
- Dooming Kuppam - Tsunami Relief out reach services
Community
Urban Health services: Our students
get to know the health care delivery system of India
and primary health care services by serving at Chennai
corporation urban health posts.
Rural Health Services: Mohamed Sathak
A. J. Health Center at 1/117, Old Mahabalipuram Road,
Padur renders health care to a population of 12,800
at their door step with a vision to build a hospital
in the same venue. Nurse run clinics and Doctors’
clinics are conducted everyday. Maternal and child health
care, morbidity care, school health programme and geriatric
care are covered with the help of students posted for
their learning experience.
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Health Care Services
at Mohamed Sathak A.J. Health Centre, Padur |
Villupattu in progress:
Students involved in
health awareness program |
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Students and faculty
in Group Health Education
at Urban Community |
Puppet show to the school
children |
Hostel facilities
Separate hostels for girls and boys
are provided with good food and accommodation. Wardens
maintain homely care and yet maintain the discipline.
Recreational facilities such as Television and facilities
for indoor games are provided. Their mess includes both
vegetarian and non-vegetarian food that students plan
through the food committee. |
