2 Year Lady Health Visitor (LHV) Diploma
The Lady Health Visitor (LHV) program is a specialized community-based training course designed for female students aspiring to serve as essential healthcare providers in both rural and urban settings. This program welcomes applicants who have completed either FSc (Pre-Medical) or Matriculation in Science with a minimum of 45% marks, including Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects. Eligible candidates must be between 14 and 35 years of age. Through a balanced curriculum of theoretical knowledge and field training, the LHV program equips students with the skills needed to offer maternal, child health, and basic medical services, playing a vital role in community wellness and preventive care
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What are the eligibility criteria for the Lady Health Visitor (LHV) program?
The Lady Health Visitor (LHV) program requires candidates to have completed either FSc (Pre-Medical) or Matriculation in Science with a minimum of 45% marks, including Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects. Applicants must be between 14 to 35 years of age. This program is specially designed for female students aspiring to serve as community healthcare providers, focusing on maternal, child health, and preventive care services in diverse settings.
What practical training is included in the LHV course?
The LHV program at Al Khalil Education Centre combines theoretical knowledge with extensive hands-on training. Students gain real-world experience through our partnership with MSK Hospital, where they participate in community health initiatives, maternal care programs, and child immunization drives. This practical exposure ensures they develop the skills needed to handle healthcare challenges effectively in both rural and urban environments.
What career opportunities are available after completing the LHV program?
Graduates of the LHV program can work as Lady Health Visitors in government and private healthcare sectors, including basic health units (BHUs), rural health centers (RHCs), maternity clinics, and NGOs. They play a vital role in providing maternal and child healthcare, family planning services, health education, and immunization programs, contributing significantly to community wellness and public health.