Mr. James Watt was born on 19th September in 1958 at PAF. His father and mother was a teacher. Mostly family members was in Army. He lived in Essa Nagri, he took primary and secondary educated from St. Mary missionary school. In young hood he joined Pakistan Army.
He disliked nursing field, accidently he joined nursing actually he went that time to admission for his friend (Rasheed Habib) in nursing and he submitted his form just to appeared in interview. He was surprised that he was selected.
Now he feel that it was calling from God because he prayer to God that uses me to the betterment of Christian people. I took 1st Position in 1st Year then decided seriously worked for nursing. He had completed Diploma in Nursing in 1981 from Liaquat National Hospital, Post Graduation in 1988 from Jinnah Post Medical College, Homeopathic Doctor in 2008, BScN in 2010, Post Basic Cardiac nursing in 2011.
He loved Liaquat National Hospital because it’s my mother institute and he worked as nurse, supervisor and teacher from 1981 to 1995.
After that he was worked in Thatta School of nursing as principal from 1995 to 2008.
He was established Dar Ul Rehmat in 1993 for rehabilitation of special children. And on the plate form of Dar ul Rehmat he was trained more than 2000 nurses. He always think to trained male because It’s mean we established one family.
He was started St. James school of nursing in 2005 and successful to registered from PNC in 2006. 1st time in Karachi. He was started Post RN BscNursing from 2008 as a private school, Post Basic cardiac specialization in 2010, Post Basic Diploma in Pediatric Nursing and Nurse Midwife in 2011.
Now St. James is one of famous school in all over the world because we have a trained faculty and we provide every latest facilities in our organization. He don’t think about profit my trained student is my actual profit.
In future he plan for the St. James University and Hospital with the help of God always pray to God please use me for the betterment of people and I away ready to do any thing for the better future of Christian community.
Now a days community health care has become the back bone of health care system. World wide there is a perceptible shift toward the preventive medicine which addresses the problem at the grass root level.
For a country like Pakistan, generating resources for the health sector remains an uphill task involvement of the private sector and active participation from the general public would ease the problems being faced by our society.
St. James School of Nursing has been playing its due role under the leadership of Mrs. B. James and Mrs. Doris Lawrance to ensure the maximum utilization of all available resources for the uplift of nursing education standard in the largest city of Pakistan.
I am confident that the management of school will continue to make meritorious endeavors in the nursing field by preparing high skilled nursing forces.
I congratulate the management pray to almighty for program and development of this institution
Mr. James Watt
RN, BScN, DCN