The appointee will be responsible for delivering the theoretical curriculum and practical training for DAN&P students. The role involves teaching Ayurvedic principles, nursing procedures, and pharmacy preparation ( Bhaishajya Kalpana ), while also supervising students during their clinical duties in the hospital OPD/IPD. Key Responsibilities 1. Academic & Teaching Duties Theory Classes: Conduct lectures on core subjects such as: Sharir Rachana & Kriya (Basic Anatomy & Physiology). Dravya Guna (Identification of Medicinal Herbs). Bhaishajya Kalpana (Preparation of medicines like Kashayam, Churna, Vati, Taila). Swasthavritta (Hygiene, Yoga, and Preventive Medicine). Practical Demonstrations: Teach students how to identify raw drugs, prepare formulations in the pharmacy, and perform basic nursing tasks (vitals monitoring, wound dressing, bandage). Panchakarma Training: Train students in the practical application of therapies (Abhyanga, Swedana, Basti, Shirodhara, Nasya) including pre-procedure and post-procedure care. Evaluation: Prepare internal assessment papers, conduct viva-voce, and grade student assignments. 2. Clinical & Hospital Duties OPD/IPD Management: Function as a Medical Officer in the attached Ayurvedic hospital, providing consultation and treatment to patients. Internship Supervision: Supervise DAN&P interns during their 6-month hospital rotation, ensuring they follow medical protocols and hygiene standards. Drug Dispensing: Oversee the hospital dispensary to ensure students learn proper dispensing techniques, dosage explanation, and stock management. Emergency Care: Train students on handling basic medical emergencies and first aid within an Ayurvedic setup. 3. Administrative Support Maintain student attendance registers and practical logbooks. Assist the college administration in organizing medical camps, herbal garden visits, and public health awareness programs. Ensure the department complies with state nursing council or university regulations. Qualifications & Requirements Education: Essential: B.A.M.S. (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) from a recognized university. Preferred: MD (Ayurveda) or a specific certificate course in Panchakarma/Nursing education. Registration: Valid registration with the State Ayurvedic Board or NCISM (formerly CCIM). Experience: 0–2 years of experience for Tutor/Junior Lecturer positions. 2+ years of experience preferred for Senior Lecturer/Instructor positions. Note: Experience in a teaching hospital is highly valued. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Pay: ₹14,470.97 - ₹35,000.00 per month Benefits: Food provided Work Location: In person
The appointee will be responsible for delivering the theoretical curriculum and practical training for DAN&P students. The role involves teaching Ayurvedic principles, nursing procedures, and pharmacy preparation ( Bhaishajya Kalpana ), while also supervising students during their clinical duties in the hospital OPD/IPD. Key Responsibilities 1. Academic & Teaching Duties Theory Classes: Conduct lectures on core subjects such as: Sharir Rachana & Kriya (Basic Anatomy & Physiology). Dravya Guna (Identification of Medicinal Herbs). Bhaishajya Kalpana (Preparation of medicines like Kashayam, Churna, Vati, Taila). Swasthavritta (Hygiene, Yoga, and Preventive Medicine). Practical Demonstrations: Teach students how to identify raw drugs, prepare formulations in the pharmacy, and perform basic nursing tasks (vitals monitoring, wound dressing, bandage). Panchakarma Training: Train students in the practical application of therapies (Abhyanga, Swedana, Basti, Shirodhara, Nasya) including pre-procedure and post-procedure care. Evaluation: Prepare internal assessment papers, conduct viva-voce, and grade student assignments. 2. Clinical & Hospital Duties OPD/IPD Management: Function as a Medical Officer in the attached Ayurvedic hospital, providing consultation and treatment to patients. Internship Supervision: Supervise DAN&P interns during their 6-month hospital rotation, ensuring they follow medical protocols and hygiene standards. Drug Dispensing: Oversee the hospital dispensary to ensure students learn proper dispensing techniques, dosage explanation, and stock management. Emergency Care: Train students on handling basic medical emergencies and first aid within an Ayurvedic setup. 3. Administrative Support Maintain student attendance registers and practical logbooks. Assist the college administration in organizing medical camps, herbal garden visits, and public health awareness programs. Ensure the department complies with state nursing council or university regulations. Qualifications & Requirements Education: Essential: B.A.M.S. (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) from a recognized university. Preferred: MD (Ayurveda) or a specific certificate course in Panchakarma/Nursing education. Registration: Valid registration with the State Ayurvedic Board or NCISM (formerly CCIM). Experience: 0–2 years of experience for Tutor/Junior Lecturer positions. 2+ years of experience preferred for Senior Lecturer/Instructor positions. Note: Experience in a teaching hospital is highly valued. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Pay: ₹14,470.97 - ₹35,000.00 per month Benefits: Food provided Work Location: In person
The appointee will be responsible for delivering the theoretical curriculum and practical training for DAN&P students. The role involves teaching Ayurvedic principles, nursing procedures, and pharmacy preparation ( Bhaishajya Kalpana ), while also supervising students during their clinical duties in the hospital OPD/IPD. Key Responsibilities 1. Academic & Teaching Duties Theory Classes: Conduct lectures on core subjects such as: Sharir Rachana & Kriya (Basic Anatomy & Physiology). Dravya Guna (Identification of Medicinal Herbs). Bhaishajya Kalpana (Preparation of medicines like Kashayam, Churna, Vati, Taila). Swasthavritta (Hygiene, Yoga, and Preventive Medicine). Practical Demonstrations: Teach students how to identify raw drugs, prepare formulations in the pharmacy, and perform basic nursing tasks (vitals monitoring, wound dressing, bandage). Panchakarma Training: Train students in the practical application of therapies (Abhyanga, Swedana, Basti, Shirodhara, Nasya) including pre-procedure and post-procedure care. Evaluation: Prepare internal assessment papers, conduct viva-voce, and grade student assignments. 2. Clinical & Hospital Duties OPD/IPD Management: Function as a Medical Officer in the attached Ayurvedic hospital, providing consultation and treatment to patients. Internship Supervision: Supervise DAN&P interns during their 6-month hospital rotation, ensuring they follow medical protocols and hygiene standards. Drug Dispensing: Oversee the hospital dispensary to ensure students learn proper dispensing techniques, dosage explanation, and stock management. Emergency Care: Train students on handling basic medical emergencies and first aid within an Ayurvedic setup. 3. Administrative Support Maintain student attendance registers and practical logbooks. Assist the college administration in organizing medical camps, herbal garden visits, and public health awareness programs. Ensure the department complies with state nursing council or university regulations. Qualifications & Requirements Education: Essential: B.A.M.S. (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) from a recognized university. Preferred: MD (Ayurveda) or a specific certificate course in Panchakarma/Nursing education. Registration: Valid registration with the State Ayurvedic Board or NCISM (formerly CCIM). Experience: 0–2 years of experience for Tutor/Junior Lecturer positions. 2+ years of experience preferred for Senior Lecturer/Instructor positions. Note: Experience in a teaching hospital is highly valued. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Pay: ₹14,470.97 - ₹35,000.00 per month Benefits: Food provided Work Location: In person