The Nursing Program is an essential health science program designed to prepare skilled professionals with both the theoretical knowledge and practical expertise required to deliver comprehensive patient care across diverse healthcare settings. The curriculum covers foundational medical and nursing sciences, patient care techniques, emergency management, and effective communication with patients and their families.

Our program aims to graduate nurses who provide high-quality medical care that enhances patient health and well-being, while upholding the highest standards of professional ethics and health safety.

Students gain proficiency in operating medical equipment, implementing treatment plans, and collaborating effectively within multidisciplinary healthcare teams

Additionally, the program offers extensive hands-on training in hospitals and healthcare centers, empowering students to deliver nursing care with competence and professionalism.

Vision
To establish a distinguished Nursing program that contributes to the healthcare sector by preparing competent nurses who promote patients’ health, well-being, and quality of care, addressing the growing healthcare needs in Palestine and beyond.

Mission
The Nursing Diploma program aims to provide students with a solid foundation of theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and applied nursing competencies. It prepares graduates to effectively practice the nursing profession across various healthcare departments and treatment units, delivering medical, psychological, and social care to patients while meeting the evolving demands of the healthcare sector.

General Objective of the Intermediate Nursing Diploma:
To prepare and qualify nurses with high levels of scientific and practical expertise, capable of serving individuals, communities, and patients by providing safe nursing care based on Palestinian and international quality standards. Graduates will be able to perform effectively in all healthcare facilities.

Specific Objectives:
Upon graduation, the student will be able to:

1. Apply theoretical concepts from nursing, biological, and social sciences when developing nursing care plans for patients and their families.
2. Collaborate effectively with patients, their families, and other members of the healthcare team.
3. Provide health education based on the needs of the individual, family, and community.
4. Demonstrate care and concern for patients and their families.
5. Perform nursing skills safely and accurately.
6. Apply the nursing process when delivering care to patients and their families.
7. Explain treatment methods through communication and follow-up.
8. Adhere to and uphold professional nursing ethics.

The program aims to supply the local market with graduates holding a diploma in nursing who possess the following qualities:

• Practical and applied skills that qualify the graduate to work in various nursing fields.
• Sufficient knowledge of the foundations, principles, theories, concepts, methods, and modern techniques in the practice of nursing.
• The ability to provide comprehensive nursing care to patients, families, and the community based on scientific nursing principles.
• Adherence to the ethical and legal standards of professional nursing practice.
• The ability to work efficiently as a member of the healthcare team.
• Knowledge and optimal use of therapeutic nursing technologies, including medical devices, equipment, and tools.
• The ability to use computers, information technology, and health programming systems to serve patient interests and facilitate therapeutic and administrative processes in various healthcare facilities.
• Professional development skills, including teamwork and effective collaboration with colleagues across different fields.
• The ability to handle critical cases and care for patients of all age groups.

Graduates of the program are expected to find employment as nurses in a variety of institutions, hospitals, and healthcare centers, including:

• Public and private medical clinics.
• Private and governmental hospitals.
• Home nursing for patients requiring special care who are unable to access healthcare facilities.
• Intensive care units in hospitals and healthcare centers.
• Sports centers and clubs.
• Rehabilitation centers.
• Elderly care units.