Faculties

All teachers have obtained a Bachelor’s degree in nursing and many hold a Master degree in Nursing. All staff are Nepali except for one expatriate. All faculty members are involved in different committees that help in the management and planning of programs. The faculty also participates in community health programs and professional nursing activities outside the campus. The teacher – student ratio is 1:6 in clinical areas, 1:45 in theory (PCL) and for BN 1:25 in theory, 1:5 in clinical.

All the faculties and staff are committed to the demonstration of faith, love, service to others, justice, good stewardship of resources, sincerity, honesty, and integrity as they work with students, patients and with the community. Most of our faculties are involved as volunteers in organizations such as the Nursing Association of Nepal (NAN), Nepal Nursing Council (NNC), Center for mental Health (CMC), Nepal Mahila Biswashi Sangh (NMBS), Tribhuvan University, Institute of Medicine, Maharajgunj Nursing Campus and United Nation Women's Organization (UNWO).

The campus conducts preparation classes for potential PCL new intakes. The faculties also develop PCL Model Questions.

In order to maintain good public relations, we keep in touch with the local administration, social workers, T.U. offices, other Nepal Government/NGOs, INGOs, community development agencies and various health posts. Every year, especially during the annual party, we invite guests. This gives us a chance to know each other personally and to strengthen our good public relations between campus and the community.