Email: info@youthskillinstitute.com / 8178674165
Email: info@youthskillinstitute.com / 8178674165
Duration- 24 Months
Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Biochemistry & Nutrition, Health & Hygiene, Medical Terminology & Basic English.
Pathology (Hematology, Serology), Microbiology & Infection Control, Community Medicine & Epidemiology , First Aid & Emergency Care, Primary Health Care & Family Welfare.
Pharmacology (Essential Drugs), Drug Dosage, Prescription & Dispensing, Common Diseases & Primary,anagement, Clinical Procedures (BP, Injection, etc.), Medical Law & Ethics.
Minor OT Techniques, Internship , Field Practice Report, Case Study , Mini Project, Patient Care & Counseling, Final Viva & Comprehensive Assessment
(Community Medical Services & Essential Drugs)
The CMS & ED course is a 2-year paramedical diploma program designed to equip students with foundational and practical knowledge in community health, basic clinical care, and the safe use of essential drugs. This course is ideal for individuals who wish to serve in rural, semi-urban, or underserved areas as primary health workers or rural medical practitioners.
It provides knowledge and skills related to anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, minor clinical procedures, first aid, and primary disease management. The curriculum is aligned to support primary healthcare delivery, emergency response, and basic diagnostics, especially in areas lacking full-time medical doctors.
To train students in basic human anatomy, physiology, and disease recognition.
To teach the use and administration of essential drugs and safe prescription practices.
To develop primary diagnostic and treatment skills for common illnesses.
To prepare students for handling emergency cases and first aid.
To promote community health awareness and preventive healthcare services.
Human Anatomy & Physiology
Pathology & Microbiology
First Aid & Emergency Care
Pharmacology & Drug Dispensing
Common Disease Management
Minor OT Techniques & Clinical Procedures
Community Health & Public Hygiene
Internship & Practical Exposure
2 Years (4 Semesters)
Includes theory, practical training, and field internship.
Minimum qualification: 10th or 12th Pass (varies by institution/state)
Students with a background in Biology or Science are preferred but not mandatory.
Rural Medical Practitioner (RMP)
Health Worker / Primary Care Assistant
Dispensary / Clinic Assistant
First Aid & Emergency Service Provider
NGO & Community Health Volunteer
Support role in pathology labs and minor OTs
Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Biochemistry & Nutrition, Health & Hygiene, Medical Terminology & Basic English.
Pathology (Hematology, Serology), Microbiology & Infection Control, Community Medicine & Epidemiology , First Aid & Emergency Care, Primary Health Care & Family Welfare.
Pharmacology (Essential Drugs), Drug Dosage, Prescription & Dispensing, Common Diseases & Primary,anagement, Clinical Procedures (BP, Injection, etc.), Medical Law & Ethics.
Minor OT Techniques, Internship , Field Practice Report, Case Study , Mini Project, Patient Care & Counseling, Final Viva & Comprehensive Assessment
Basics of Medical Terminology
Anatomy and Physiology
Infection Control and Hygiene
Wound Management
Patient Care and Comfort
Advanced Wound Care
First Aid and Emergency Care
Medical Equipment Handling
Patient Monitoring
Communication and Patient Interaction
Basic Human Anatomy & Physiology, Medical Terminology & Patient Communication, Emergency Medical Care (Trauma, BLS, CPR), Patient Assessment & Vital Signs, Airway Management & Oxygen Therapy, Ambulance Equipment & Disaster Management, Clinical Internship / Field Training
Introduction to Dental Technology & Hygiene, Human Anatomy and Physiology for Dental Care, Basic Dental Materials and Their Use, Dental Hygiene and Preventive Care, Infection Control in Dental Practice
Clinical Dental Hygiene, Dental Prosthetics and Crowns/Bridges, Radiography and Imaging Techniques, Pediatric Dentistry and Care, Advanced Infection Control and Sterilization
Introduction to First Aid & Emergency Basics, Anatomy & Physiology (Basic Level), CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), Fracture, Bleeding, and Wound Management, Burns, Shock & Poisoning Care, Bandaging, Splinting & Dressing Techniques
First Aid in Special Situations (Drowning, Heatstroke, etc.), Patient Shifting & Transport Techniques, Field Practice / Simulation Drill, Final Viva + Project Report
Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Biochemistry & Medical Terminology, Basic Microbiology & Infection Control, Health & Hygiene
Introduction to Operation Theater, Sterilization & Disinfection Techniques, Surgical Instruments & Equipment Handling, OT Ethics, Safety & Legal Guidelines, OT Assistant Roles & Responsibilities.
Pre & Post Operative Patient Care, General Surgery Procedures, Gynaecology & Obstetric Surgeries, Orthopedic & Urology OT Support, OT Documentation & Records Management.
Internship / Clinical Practice Report, Emergency OT Procedures & Trauma Care, Anesthesia Support & Patient Monitoring, Case Study / Project Work, Final Viva & Comprehensive Assessment.
Basics of Human Anatomy, Basics of Physiology, Fundamentals of Physiotherapy, Biomechanics & Movement Science, Communication Skills & Medical Terminology.
Introduction to Electrotherapy, Basics of Exercise Therapy, Common Conditions & Rehabilitation Basics, Patient Positioning & Mobility Assistance, Final Practical Evaluation & Viva.
