Medical-Surgical Nursing is a core specialty in the nursing field that focuses on providing comprehensive care to adult patients who are experiencing a wide range of medical conditions or undergoing surgical procedures. The course covers areas such as anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, pre- and post-operative care, wound management, and emergency care. Students are trained to assess patient conditions, administer medications, assist in surgeries, and manage chronic illnesses, gaining hands-on experience in hospital medical and surgical wards.

This course prepares nurses to handle complex clinical situations with confidence and professionalism. Medical-Surgical Nurses are in high demand and play a crucial role in multi-specialty hospitals, surgical centers, intensive care units (ICUs), and rehabilitation facilities. After completing the course, graduates can work as staff nurses, charge nurses, or pursue advanced roles in critical care or specialty surgical units. The course also serves as a foundation for further studies such as M.Sc. Nursing in Medical-Surgical specialties, opening doors to teaching, leadership, and research positions in nursing.