Course Details
MPHW (F) – Multi-Purpose Health Worker (Female) Course Overview
MPHW (F) – Multi-Purpose Health Worker (Female) is a paramedical and public health training course designed to prepare women for healthcare roles, especially in rural and community health services. The course focuses on maternal and child health, immunization, sanitation, and basic medical care.
Key Highlights of MPHW (F) Course
- Duration: 1–2 years (Varies by institute)
- Eligibility: 10th or 12th pass (Science preferred but not mandatory)
- Admission Process: Merit-based or entrance exam (depends on the institute)
- Recognized by: State health departments, paramedical boards
Subjects Covered in MPHW (F) Course
- Community Health & Hygiene
- Maternal & Child Healthcare (Pregnancy care, postnatal care)
- Immunization & Vaccination Programs
- Basic Nursing & First Aid
- Family Planning & Reproductive Health
- Nutrition & Dietetics
- Infectious Disease Control (TB, Malaria, HIV/AIDS, etc.)
- Sanitation & Environmental Health
Career Opportunities After MPHW (F)
- Government Hospitals & Primary Health Centers (PHC)
- Anganwadi & ASHA Worker Programs
- NGOs & Community Health Projects
- Private Hospitals, Clinics & Nursing Homes
- School Health Programs
- Home Healthcare Services
Further Studies & Career Growth
After completing MPHW (F), you can pursue:
- GNM (General Nursing & Midwifery) – To become a registered nurse
- ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery) – Advanced maternal & child healthcare
- B.Sc. Nursing – For a professional nursing career
- Diploma in Public Health – Specialization in community health