Infection Control Nurse (ICN) Course
A hands-on infection control nursing course trains you to prevent and manage infections. It focuses on hospitals, ICUs, and healthcare settings. Plus, it meets NABH and WHO standards.
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About this Course
3/6 Months
Course Duration
Recognition
Valid in 70+ Countries
₹2.5–22L+
Avg Annual Package
The Infection Control Nurse (ICN) course is a diploma for nurses. It’s for healthcare workers, too. This course helps them focus on keeping patients safe from infections. If you are a GNM, B.Sc.
If you’re a nursing or ANM graduate, this course is for you. It focuses on infection control. It’s a great next step for your career.
Hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) are one of the biggest challenges in modern healthcare. According to the WHO, HAIs affect hundreds of millions of patients every year. Every NABH- and JCI-accredited hospital in India needs a trained infection control nurse.
This is very important for safety. There is a steady need for skilled ICN professionals. This is true at Fortis, Max Healthcare, Medanta, Apollo, and government hospitals.
This infection control nurse course gives you practical, real-world training.
You’ll learn how to track infections. You’ll train hospital staff. You’ll do clinical audits. You’ll also follow international safety rules. It is the best way to grow beyond bedside nursing and move into a specialised, higher-paying role.
The course is ideal if you want a stable, respected career in patient safety. This certification in infection control opens many doors. You can work at a super-speciality hospital. You might also work at a diagnostic centre or in public health.
Who Should Enrol?
Course Curriculum
The infection control nurse syllabus has microbiology. It also has HAI surveillance. Here is a module-by-module breakdown of what you will learn:
Introduction of Infection Control Nurse
Lecture-01:Healthcare Associated Infection
Lecture-02: Prevention of Healthcare-Associated Infections
Lecture-03: Sterilization, Disinfection and Decontamination
Lecture-04: Biomedical Waste Management
Lecture-05: Needle Stick Injury
Lecture-6: Blood and Body Fluid Spill Management
Lecture-7: Housekeeping And Laundry/Linen Management
Lecture-8: Bundle and Wound Care
Lecture-9: Safe Injection Practice
Lecture-10: Surgical Hand Rubbing Technique
Lecture-11: HAI Surveillance Part-1
Lecture-12: HAI Surveillance Part-2
Career Scope & Salary in India
Career Opportunities After the Course
Infection Control Manager
Senior leadership role in large hospital chains, managing the entire infection control department.
Infection Control Practitioner (Corporate Hospitals)
Work in leading hospitals like Fortis, Medanta, Apollo, and Max Healthcare. You’ll have key roles in infection prevention.
Quality & Patient Safety Manager
Handles NABH/JCI compliance, patient safety protocols, clinical audits, and hospital quality systems.
Hospital Epidemiology Officer
Specialised role in infection tracking. Look into outbreaks. Analyse health data. Work in multi-speciality hospitals.
International Infection Control Nurse (Gulf/Abroad)
There are opportunities in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UK. These places offer higher salaries and also provide global exposure.
Average Salary by Role — India 2025–26
Skills You Will Gain
Meet Your Faculty
Every faculty member at Global A1 Institutes is a practising specialist doctor — not just a classroom instructor.
Dr. Sunil Saini
Trauma & Ilizarov Surgeon | Chairman, Global A1 Institute
15+ years clinical experience
Dr. Mahak Sharma
Pathologist | MLT Programme Lead
Specialist in clinical pathology & haematology
Dr. Apoorva Sharma
Additional Director Academics
Dr. Jatin Jain
Teaching Faculty and Assessor
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Institute Location
Pataudi, Gurugram District
Haryana — 122503