By: Shabir Hussain Jhatial By revisiting the Pakistan Nursing Council's decision of already disapproved low-quality profit-oriented nursing institutions through an informal forum, the officials of the Council may put into risk the egalitarian work already done by the Council in its 8-10 January 2020 session and, also risking the health and life of patients in the hands of those ' would be ' graduates nurses who will get their degrees/diplomas without basic skills to handle the human lives in critical situations. Such unskilled nursing graduates may prove like licensed killers and such institutions are like high-risk sleeping cells of disease and despair for patients and families they would care of. Allowing such institutions while compromising with the legalities, bye-laws and provisions of the PNC ACT- XXVI-1973, the people's basic right of receiving safe nursing care will stand violated by the body that is assumed to safeguard the same. ...
The Pakistan Nursing Council (PNC), ( now called the Pakistan Nursing and Midwifery Council or PNMC ) is the regulatory body for nursing education and practice in Pakistan. PN&MC notified the eligibility criteria for the appointment of faculty members in nursing colleges. The PNMC's notification, which was issued in August 2015 (vide letter number F-11-PNC-admin/2015-723), outlines the minimum qualifications, experience, and publications required for nursing lecturers, assistant professors, associate professors, and professors. In this blog post, we will discuss the eligibility criteria in detail and answer some common questions about them. Q: What are the minimum qualifications required for a Nursing Lecturer position in a college of nursing according to PNMC? A: The minimum qualifications required for a Nursing Lecturer position in a college of nursing are: Registered Nurse and Registered Midwife with Post RN BSN degree (Two years of post-degree experience, prefe...