Health Care Training
Health Care Training
n the General Duty Assistant (GDA) Course, trainees will learn to provide essential patient care and maintain a supportive environment for health services. The key responsibilities of a General Duty Assistant include delivering daily care to patients, ensuring their health and safety. This role requires collaboration with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers to deliver care as directed. Candidates should be results-oriented and capable of demonstrating fundamental patient care skills, effective communication, and ethical behaviour.
Additionally, individuals should be prepared to work in hospitals or clinics, often in shift rotations. Apollo Hospitals is our major sponsor for the General Duty Assistant (GDA) program. Under their guidance, we have trained over 2,800 students through the MSJL project, achieving a 100% placement rate in various hospitals and healthcare centres.
Additionally, we have trained around 100 students under the CSR funding of the RPL Foundation. These students underwent on-the-job training (OJT) in various hospitals and successfully secured placements. The total duration of this program was 420 hours.
The training took place at MINDS Skill Development GDA centres in Minjur and Tandiarpet, with participants coming from rural backgrounds.
These students successfully secured placements in hospitals and home care centres. We have trained 100 students under the CSR funding from Five Star Business Finance. The training took place at MINDS Skill Development GDA centres in New Washermanpet and Kanchipuram, with participants coming from rural backgrounds.
In the General Duty Assistant (GDA) Course, trainees will learn to provide essential patient care and maintain a supportive environment for health services. The key responsibilities of a General Duty Assistant include delivering daily care to patients, ensuring their health and safety.
This role requires collaboration with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers to deliver care as directed. Candidates should be results-oriented and capable of demonstrating fundamental patient care skills, effective communication, and ethical behaviour. Additionally, individuals should be prepared to work in hospitals or clinics, often in shift rotations.
Apollo Hospitals is our major sponsor for the General Duty Assistant (GDA) program. Under their guidance, we have trained over 2,800 students through the MSJL project, achieving a 100% placement rate in various hospitals and healthcare centres.
Additionally, we have trained around 100 students under the CSR funding of the RPL Foundation. These students underwent on-the-job training (OJT) in various hospitals and successfully secured placements. The total duration of this program was 420 hours.
The training took place at MINDS Skill Development GDA centres in Minjur and Tandiarpet, with participants coming from rural backgrounds. These students successfully secured placements in hospitals and home care centres.
We have trained 100 students under the CSR funding from Five Star Business Finance. The training took place at MINDS Skill Development GDA centres in New Washermanpet and Kanchipuram, with participants coming from rural backgrounds. These students successfully secured placements in hospitals and home care centres.
Additionally, MINDS Trust serves as a placement partner for the GDA program, collaborating with various geriatric centres across Tamil Nadu.
