General Duty Assistant (G.D.A.)
The General Duty Assistant (G.D.A.) course trains students to provide essential patient care and support healthcare professionals in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and home healthcare settings. The curriculum includes patient hygiene, basic nursing care, first aid, infection control, communication skills, and emergency assistance, preparing graduates for compassionate healthcare service.
Training
Practical Patient Care Exposure
Duration
1 Year
Eligibility
10th / 12th Pass (Any Stream)
Medium
English / Hindi
About Course
G.D.A. graduates provide essential support to nursing and medical staff by assisting with patient hygiene, mobility, and comfort. The course builds practical skills in basic patient handling, vital sign monitoring, and infection control under supervision.
General Duty Assistant Program
Session: 2025 - 2026
Course Structure
The curriculum covers basic patient care principles and hygiene standards, reinforced through supervised practical sessions in hospital settings.
- Duration: 1 Year
- Eligibility: 10th / 12th Pass (Any Stream)
- Training: Practical Patient Care Exposure
- Career Scope: Hospitals, Nursing Homes & Home Healthcare Services
Core Learning Areas
Basic Patient Care
Fundamentals of assisting patients with daily needs.
Hygiene & Infection Control
Maintaining cleanliness and preventing infection spread.
Vital Signs Monitoring
Basic techniques for measuring and recording vital signs.
Mobility Assistance
Safe techniques for assisting patient movement and positioning.
First Aid Basics
Essential first-aid skills for common emergencies.