Established in 2025, CIMS College of Nursing & Allied Health Sciences is dedicated to producing skilled, ethical nursing professionals.
The Institute will be the leading nursing institute of international standard, producing competent nurses and health workers for providing holistic quality services to their clients at national and international level.
The management of the institute is committed to providing a window of knowledge to all students, so they become precisely trained, skilled and qualified health professionals, enabled to work as thorough professionals.
Muhammad Arif Shah, MSN, MSc Microbiology, leads CIMS College of Nursing & Allied Health Sciences as Principal. He brings over 14 years of combined clinical and academic experience spanning critical care nursing, infection prevention and control, microbiology, and nursing education — most recently as Nursing Lecturer at the Government College of Nursing, Khyber Teaching Hospital MTI, Peshawar, and previously at the Post Graduate College of Nursing, Hayatabad.
A Health Security Futures Fellow (Health Security Partners, Washington DC) and published nursing researcher, he leads CIMS with a focus on clinical excellence, evidence-based curriculum design, and rigorous student mentorship — from skill-lab practice through hospital-based clinical training.
CIMS is guided by an experienced Board of Governors drawn from medicine, law, education and institutional leadership.
| # | Name | Designation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mr Hamdullah Jan Director of Institute | Chairman |
| 2 | Dr Javed Sattar DMS, DHQ Charsadda | Member |
| 3 | Mr Muhammad Shafiq Advocate, High Court | Member |
| 4 | Mr Junaid Professor, Post Graduate College Charsadda | Member |
| 5 | Muhammad Arif Shah Principal, CIMS College of Nursing | Member |
| 6 | Mr Muhammad Alam MD of Institute | Member |
A newly established institute training nursing professionals in Charsadda.
Focused entirely on producing skilled, PNC-aligned nursing graduates.
MOUs with DHQ, Women & Children and AlKhidmat hospitals ensure real clinical exposure.