BISHOP CONRAD MEMORIAL (B.C.M.)

B.C.M. College of Nursing is established in 1990 by Rev. Fr. Gerard Perazzini O.F.M. Cap and placed under the management of the Society of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, North Indian Province. Since the year 1906 the Society has been devoted to the noble cause of serving the needy, particularly those of the underprivileged and marginalized sections of our country with special attention in the field of health care. Commissioned by the Congregational charism and the vision of the society, we strive to bring life where there is disease and death. We envision a transformed society in which we join hands with institutional and community health services through curative care, empowerment and education.

The B.C.M. Hospital and the School of Nursing are owned and administered by the Northern Society of the Sisters of the Holy Cross registered under the Societies Registration Act 1860. Our tradition as a Catholic Institution has been to further the healing ministry of Jesus Christ. Patients who entrust themselves to our care will be treated with human dignity and sensitivity.

BCM School of Nursing opened its door in March 1990 in response to the need of the time, First of all to uplift the dignity of women which was considered law in the society, also to uplift the standard of Nursing Profession as a whole and overcome the shortage of nursing personnel in North India. The BCM school of nursing has its official recognition of the Indian Nursing Council (Ref.No.12-15/87 dated 19.10.89) and that of the U.P. State Nursing Council. (Letter No.IMI/88/4169 dated June 10, 1988).

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