CDA Chairman Randhawa Drives Capital Nursing College Development

The Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), Muhammad Ali Randhawa, has taken proactive steps to expedite the construction and renovation work at the Capital Nursing College. During his recent inspection visit to the college, he liaised with the Secretary of Health to fast-track the operationalization process. One of the immediate actions mandated by Muhammad Ali was the prompt installation of solar systems at the college to enhance its energy efficiency.

Moreover, he stressed the importance of outsourcing janitorial services for the college and urged for the swift progress on the Capital Medical College in conjunction with the Capital Nursing College. In a detailed presentation to the Chairman, it was disclosed that plans are in motion to introduce certified nursing assistant, pharmacy, and paramedical departments at the Capital Nursing College. Additionally, there are aspirations to expand the college building in the future to accommodate more departments and facilitate a broader range of healthcare education.

With these strategic directives in place, the Capital Nursing College is poised for significant growth and enhancement in its academic offerings and infrastructure. The commitment of the CDA Chairman to prioritize the development of healthcare education institutions underscores the importance of fostering a robust healthcare workforce in the capital region.