Course Description:

The National Council of Training Academy (NCTA) offers a six-month (300-hour) online Certificate in Ayurveda Nursing (CAN) designed to provide students with essential training in Ayurvedic patient care, therapeutic support, and nursing responsibilities in Ayurveda-based clinical settings. This programme focuses on classical Ayurvedic nursing principles (Paricharya), patient assessment, therapeutic assistance, herbal preparations, and holistic care protocols.

Students learn the foundations of Ayurveda, nursing ethics, patient monitoring, therapy preparation, Ayurvedic diet planning, and supportive care needed during various treatments, including Panchakarma. The course integrates traditional knowledge with modern nursing practices, preparing learners for real-world wellness and clinical environments.

Through interactive online classes, demonstrations, and case-based discussions, this course equips students to assist Ayurvedic doctors, support therapists, and provide effective patient care in hospitals, wellness centres, and Ayurvedic clinics.

After successful completion, graduates become competent in Ayurvedic nursing procedures, patient care management, therapy assistance, and Ayurveda-based wellness guidance—opening career opportunities in India and abroad.

Course Curriculum:

The CAN programme focuses on Ayurveda-based patient care and supportive nursing practices.

1. Introduction to Ayurveda
2. Kriya Sharira (Physiology)
3. Rachna Sharira (Anatomy)
4. Dravyaguna Vigyan(Ayurvedic Pharmacology)
5. Basic Nursing Skills
6. Mind and body connection in Ayurveda(psychology)
7. Ayurvedic Diet & Nutrition
8. Practical

Placement Areas:

Graduates of the Certificate in Ayurveda Nursing (CAN) can work in:

1. Ayurveda Hospitals & Clinics: Patient care and therapy support
2. Panchakarma Centres: Nursing assistance during detox therapies
3. Wellness Centres & Health Resorts: Holistic care support
4. Ayurvedic Spas: Therapy preparation and assistance
5. Community Health Programmes: Promoting Ayurvedic care and lifestyle practices
6. Independent Practice: Supporting Ayurveda practitioners
    

Salary Expectations:

1. In India, entry-level Ayurvedic nursing assistants typically earn ₹2.4–₹4 lakh per year, depending on experience and setting.
2. Internationally, especially in wellness resorts and holistic health centres, earnings range from $22,000–$40,000 per year, with scope for growth.
    

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the Certificate in Ayurveda Nursing (CAN)?

A six-month (300-hour) online certification course focusing on Ayurvedic patient care, therapy assistance, and holistic nursing practices.

2. Who can apply for this Ayurveda Nursing course?

Anyone who has completed 10ᵗʰ/12ᵗʰ and is interested in Ayurveda, nursing, wellness, or healthcare.

3. What subjects are covered in the CAN course?

Ayurvedic fundamentals, nursing care, therapy assistance, diet planning, herbal preparations, and patient management.

4. Is this course available online?

Yes, the CAN programme is completely online with live sessions, demonstrations, and case-based learning.

5. What practical training do students receive?

Students learn through virtual therapy demonstrations, patient care simulations, and clinical case discussions.

6. What job roles can graduates pursue?

Graduates can work as Ayurvedic nursing assistants, therapy support staff, wellness care providers, and clinic assistants.

7. Does NCTA provide a certificate after completion?

Yes, NCTA awards a recognised Certificate in Ayurveda Nursing upon successful completion.

8. Can international students join this course?

Yes, the online format allows students from any country to enrol and complete the programme.

Note: This Course Is Not Registered Under NCISM But Is Listed Under Rashtriya Ayurveda Vidyapeeth (RAV)