Cardiac Care Nursing Techniques Department

To be a leading department in preparing highly qualified, specialized nursing technical personnel capable of providing safe, evidence-based critical care to patients with unstable conditions in cardiac care units. The department aims to help bridge the gap in specialized nursing fields within the Iraqi healthcare system by producing technical nursing professionals who meet the demands of the local market and healthcare institutions. These graduates will be equipped to provide nursing care based on scientific methods that keep pace with current advancements in both public and private healthcare sectors. Furthermore, the department strives to provide high-quality technical nursing education—integrating general nursing training with a focus on intensive and cardiac care—through the practical and scientific application of nursing principles. This includes delivering comprehensive care and support to patients, while upholding professional ethics—reflecting the humanitarian nature of the nursing profession. We aspire to be pioneers in the education of nursing and cardiac care technologies, committed to enhancing student skills and improving healthcare practices through research, innovation, and community partnerships.

The Cardiac Care Unit (CCU) Technologies Department aims to provide distinguished education and advanced training in the field of healthcare, with a focus on utilizing modern technology to enhance the quality of care delivered to patients in cardiac care units.

1. To prepare nursing personnel capable of implementing emergency interventions and advanced life support techniques.
2. To equip graduates with the skills necessary to operate, maintain, and monitor complex medical equipment in intensive care units, such as mechanical ventilators and cardiac monitoring systems.
3. To develop critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills within critical care environments.
4. To ensure adherence to the ethical and legal standards of the nursing profession in critical care settings.
5. To provide a comprehensive educational program that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical skills related to intensive care techniques.
6. To promote scientific research in the field of critical/cardiac care nursing and improve healthcare outcomes.
7. To establish strategic partnerships with hospitals and healthcare centers to enhance practical training and the exchange of expertise.

1-Works as a technical nurse in hospitals, specifically in cardiac care units.
2-Works in the management of critical cases.