Table of Contents Contact Us 03862-242555 (Ext: 7202) Email: Imtisenla@cihsr.ac.in Apply Now About LDU The Learning & Development Unit (LDU), established in November 2024, is CIHSR’s central platform for capacity building, training, and holistic staff development. It integrates institutional learning initiatives across departments to ensure a structured, strategic approach to workforce development. Aligned with CIHSR’s mission of developing competent, compassionate healthcare professionals, the LDU promotes continuous learning through a combination of clinical training, leadership development, personal formation, and community-oriented education VISION To inspire and empower staff in their professional, organisational, and personal growth. MOTTO Learn, Grow, Thrive Core Objectives The LDU focuses on developing staff across three key dimensions: Personal Development Growth in self-awareness, wellbeing, and life skills that support staff as individuals. Organisational Development Building institutional capacity, culture and systems that support CIHSR’s mission. Professional Development Structured clinical and technical training across 13 certificate, diploma and specialised programmes Courses Under LDU The LDU currently offers 13 in-house training programmes spanning certificate, diploma, and post-diploma qualifications — from advanced clinical specialisations to community-facing caregiver training. Programme Duration Intake Post-Diploma in Dialysis Technology for Nurses. (PDDTN) 1 Year 6 Post-Diploma in Cardiac Critical Care Nursing (PDCCCN) 1 Year 6 Post-Diploma in Clinical Educator Course (PDCEC) 1 Year 6 Physician Assistant in Clinical Oncology (PACO) 1 year 1 Indian Diploma in Pediatric Critical Care Nursing (IDPCCN) 1 Year 4 Wound Technician Course 1 Year 1 Skin Technology Certificate Course 1 Year 2 Specialized Course on OPD Procedures in ENT (SCOPE) 1 Year 1 Critical Care Assistant Course 1 Year 3 Health Caregiver Course 6 Months 30 Certificate in Community Based Inclusive Development (CBID) 6 Months 20 Pharmacy Assistant Course 6 Months 1 Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) 6 Months 1 Post-diploma in Dialysis Technology for Nurses Equips registered nurses with comprehensive theoretical knowledge and hands-on skill in dialysis principles, procedures, and patient management — covering hemodialysis and renal replacement therapies, complication management, water treatment systems, infection control, renal diets, and acute and chronic kidney disease care. PROGRAMME TYPE DURATION INTAKE Certificate 1 Year 6 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA Registered Nurse with a minimum of 2 years’ clinical experience in any hospital Strong performance record, with recommendation from the immediate Supervisor and Head of Department CORE MODULES Foundations of the Renal System Clinical Nephrology & Complications of Kidney Disease Research Methodology & Biostatistics Principles and Practice of Dialysis — Technical Module Principles and Practice of Dialysis — Clinical Module Dialysis Biomedical Technology & Equipment Handling Applied Microbiology, Pharmacology & Infection Control in Dialysis Dialysis Unit Management & Quality Assurance PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES Understand kidney anatomy, physiology, and the pathology of renal failure Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot dialysis equipment and water treatment systems to safety and quality standards Assess, monitor, and manage patients through the dialysis process, recognising and responding to complications and emergencies Apply infection control protocols and biomedical waste management in the dialysis setting Demonstrate effective communication, ethical practice, and collaboration with patients, families, and multidisciplinary teams Support patients and families in dialysis care, self-management, and lifestyle modification Engage in quality assurance, documentation, and continuous professional development Integrate research, leadership, and evidence-based practice into clinical decision-making PROGRAMME STRUCTURE 4 semesters with 7 specialised modules, culminating in a final summative semester Blended, andragogy-focused modular planning with learner-friendly assessments Delivered through a mix of online and in-person sessions, with structured workplace learning activities Hands-on clinical posting throughout the training period in the Dialysis Unit & ICU Post-Diploma in Cardiac Critical Care Nursing (PDCCCN) Builds advanced knowledge and clinical competency for managing critically ill cardiac patients. The programme applies adult-learning principles — self-directed learning, experiential practice, and problem-solving — through a blended model that combines face-to-face instruction with LMS-based digital learning (e.g. Google Classroom). PROGRAMME TYPE DURATION INTAKE Post Diploma 1 Year 6 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA Registered Nurse (RN) & Registered Midwife (RM) with a valid licence Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from a recognised institution Minimum 1 year of clinical experience, preferably in critical care or medical-surgical units CORE MODULES Cardiac Anatomy and Physiology Cardiac Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis Cardiovascular Diseases and Pharmacology Advanced Cardiac Nursing Practices Cardiac Emergencies Cardiac Rehabilitation Adult Teaching and Learning Airway and Respiratory Management Ethics and Legal Aspects in Cardiac Care Leadership and Management in Cardiac Care Research and Evidence-Based Practice PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES Develop advanced clinical competencies in cardiac critical care nursing Promote self-directed and lifelong learning consistent with adult learning theory Enhance critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and decision-making Integrate technology-enhanced learning through LMS platforms Foster collaborative, interdisciplinary practice Apply evidence-based approaches in patient care PROGRAMME STRUCTURE Blended learning combining face-to-face instruction, online modules, and structured self-directed study. Physician Assistant in Clinical Oncology (PACO) Equips registered nurses functioning as an assistant to the oncologist with advanced knowledge, clinical expertise, and critical-thinking skills to deliver high-quality, evidence-based cancer care, blending theory with hands-on clinical training. PROGRAMME TYPE DURATION INTAKE Diploma 1 Year 1 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA Registered Nurse (RN) & Registered Midwife (RM) with a valid licence Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from a recognised institution Minimum 1 year of clinical experience, preferably in radiation or medical oncology CORE MODULES 10 modules across 21 units, spanning oncology assessment, diagnostics, emergencies, medication administration, and procedural assistance. PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES Conduct comprehensive history-taking, physical assessment, and staging for physician documentation and reporting Interpret X-rays, CT, MRI, biopsy, and laboratory results to guide patient care Identify oncological emergencies early — spinal cord compression, brain metastasis, SVC syndrome — and assist the physician in management Administer medications for cancer patients, including analgesics, opioids, and chemotherapy, as advised by the treating doctor Perform chemo-port needle insertion and cancer wound dressing, and assist with pleurocentesis and ascitic tapping Communicate effectively with patients, families, and interdisciplinary teams Apply ethical and legal principles in oncological practice Engage in continuous professional development and evidence-based practice Participate in quality-improvement initiatives to enhance patient safety and outcomes PROGRAMME STRUCTURE Blended learning combining face-to-face instruction, online modules, and structured self-directed study. Indian Diploma in Pediatric Critical Care Nursing (IDPCCN) Develops in-depth expertise and advanced
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT MSc Tutor – Medical-Surgical Nursing Department College of Nursing Reporting To Head of Medical Surgical Unit / Principal, College of Nursing Minimum Experience 2 Years Relevant professional experience in nursing education and/or clinical practice 01 Role Overview & Objectives The MSc Tutor – Medical-Surgical Nursing will be responsible for providing effective classroom and clinical teaching to nursing students, facilitating their academic and professional development, and ensuring that students develop the knowledge, skills, attitudes and professional competencies required for safe and effective nursing practice. The role requires a strong commitment to nursing education, clinical supervision, student mentorship, professional conduct and continuous improvement. The incumbent will be expected to contribute not only to teaching but also to the academic, clinical, departmental and institutional responsibilities of the College of Nursing. 02 Core Competencies The ideal candidate should demonstrate the following competencies: Sound knowledge of Medical-Surgical Nursing and safe clinical practice. Ability to explain complex concepts clearly and use appropriate teaching and learning methods. Ability to supervise, guide and evaluate students in clinical settings. Strong commitment to student mentorship and professional development. Ability to provide constructive, objective and timely feedback to students. Clear, respectful and professional communication with students, faculty, clinical teams and other stakeholders. Ability to assess student performance objectively and maintain appropriate academic documentation. Strong integrity, confidentiality and ethical conduct. Ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary and academic team. Willingness to learn, improve teaching practices and adapt to institutional requirements. Strong time management, punctuality and follow-through. Critical thinking and sound judgement. Structured and process-oriented approach to work. High attention to detail. Ability to manage conflict constructively. Ability to manage multiple responsibilities and priorities effectively. Initiative, ownership and willingness to contribute ideas for improvement. Commitment to the long-term academic and professional development of the institution. 03 What Kind of Person Are We Looking For? We are looking for a committed, responsible and student-focused nursing professional who: Has a genuine interest in nursing education and student development. Is comfortable working in both classroom and clinical environments. Demonstrates a strong sense of responsibility and ownership. Is willing to take initiative and contribute beyond routine teaching responsibilities. Can balance empathy with accountability when working with students. Is open to feedback and committed to continuous learning. Can work collaboratively with faculty, nursing services and other departments. Demonstrates maturity, emotional intelligence and professional judgement. Is willing to go the extra mile when required for students, the department and the institution. Is looking for a meaningful and long-term professional association with the institution. Personal Attributes 01. Integrity Demonstrates honesty, fairness, confidentiality, ethical conduct and consistency in professional decisions and relationships. 02. Cognitive Ability / Mental Agility Demonstrates the ability to: Think critically and analyse situations. Apply nursing knowledge to practical and clinical situations. Identify problems and make appropriate decisions. Adapt to changing circumstances. Prioritise multiple responsibilities effectively. Learn new concepts and apply them appropriately. 03. Accountability Takes responsibility for assigned duties, decisions, student supervision, documentation and outcomes without requiring constant follow-up. 04. Professional Discipline Demonstrates punctuality, reliability, appropriate professional behaviour and adherence to institutional policies and standards. 04 Qualifications ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS M.Sc. Nursing with specialization in Medical-Surgical Nursing – Mandatory. Minimum 2 years of relevant professional experience in nursing education and/or clinical practice. Must be eligible and willing to obtain/maintain registration with the Nagaland Nursing Council, as applicable. Valid professional registration must be maintained throughout employment. 05 Technical Skills The candidate should demonstrate competency in: Medical-Surgical Nursing theory and clinical practice. Classroom teaching and facilitation. Clinical teaching and student supervision. Student assessment and evaluation. Lesson planning and preparation of teaching materials. Development and use of appropriate teaching-learning methods. Clinical case discussion and problem-based learning. Student mentoring and academic counselling. Preparation and maintenance of academic and clinical records. Basic computer skills and use of MS Office/appropriate digital learning platforms. Ability to prepare reports, presentations and academic documentation. Understanding and application of relevant nursing education standards and institutional policies. 06 Non-Negotiables The following are considered essential requirements for the position: M.Sc. Nursing specialization in Medical-Surgical Nursing. Minimum 2 years of relevant teaching and/or clinical experience. Valid professional nursing registration or willingness and eligibility to complete registration with the Nagaland Nursing Council. Genuine commitment to nursing education and student development. Willingness to undertake clinical teaching and student supervision, in addition to classroom teaching. Willingness to serve the institution for a long term. Demonstrated integrity, professionalism, reliability and accountability. Willingness to comply with institutional policies, procedures and professional standards. Willingness to work collaboratively with faculty, nursing services and other departments. Willingness to take responsibility beyond routine teaching duties when required. High integrity in handling confidential student and institutional information. Zero tolerance for manipulation, favouritism or unethical conduct. Strict discipline in academic, clinical and student documentation. Consistent punctuality, reliability and follow-through. Alignment with CIHSR’s mission, values and institutional expectations. 07 Who This Role Is NOT For This position is not suitable for candidates who: Are looking for a short-term position or merely a stepping stone to another opportunity. Are unwilling to make a minimum three-year commitment to the institution. Possess the required qualification but do not have a genuine interest in teaching, clinical supervision or student development. Are uncomfortable with clinical teaching, bedside supervision or student mentorship. Prefer only classroom teaching and are unwilling to participate in clinical, departmental or institutional responsibilities. Are unwilling or unable to obtain and maintain the required professional nursing registration. Demonstrate poor professional discipline, lack of accountability or unwillingness to follow institutional policies. Are resistant to constructive feedback, performance expectations or continuous professional development. Prefer to work independently and are unwilling to collaborate with faculty, nursing services and other departments. Are primarily motivated by the job title, salary or position without a corresponding commitment to students and institutional responsibilities. Are unable to balance empathy with accountability in dealing with students. Are unwilling to take ownership of responsibilities or require constant supervision and follow-up. Are unwilling to contribute beyond the minimum requirements of the job. Are not willing to go the extra mile for