Department of General Nursing

Coordinates the National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) Nursing programmes in line with the NMCN curriculum.

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About the department

Department of General Nursing

The Department of General Nursing is the cornerstone of nursing education at CONSIT. It is responsible for coordinating the National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) Nursing programmes in accordance with the curriculum of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN).

The department provides students with a strong foundation in nursing sciences, biomedical sciences, behavioural sciences, pharmacology, clinical nursing practice, leadership, ethics, research, and community healthcare. Through classroom instruction, simulation-based learning, laboratory practicals, and supervised clinical experiences in accredited healthcare institutions, students acquire the knowledge, skills, and professional values required to provide safe, evidence-based, and compassionate nursing care.

The department continuously reviews its teaching strategies to align with global best practices and leverages digital technologies that enhance learning, assessment, and clinical competence.

Priorities

Focus areas

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ND/HND Nursing

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Clinical Practice

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Simulation & Laboratories

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NMCN Standards

Leadership

Head of Department

Mrs. Okwo Ottoh

Head of Department

Mrs. Okwo Ottoh serves as the Head of the Department of General Nursing, providing academic and professional leadership for the College's ND/HND Nursing Programme. She oversees curriculum implementation, coordinates teaching and clinical training, supervises academic staff, and ensures that students receive quality education in line with the standards of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria. She is committed to mentoring future nurses, promoting academic excellence, strengthening clinical competence, and fostering a culture of professionalism, compassion, ethical practice, and lifelong learning among students.