PNS Shifa

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PNS Shifa
Naval Jack of Pakistan.svg
Active1953–present
Country Pakistan
BranchNaval Jack of Pakistan.svg Pakistan Navy
TypeMilitary hospital
Nickname(s)Pakistan Naval Hospital Complex
Motto(s)To conduct basic, mid career and specialized professional courses for Officers, AFNS Officers and Sailors of Medical Branch of Pakistan Navy and Allied Navies.
Commanders
Surgeon Commander of Pakistan NavyAbid Hussain Shah, Surgeon General

The Pakistan Navy Station Shifa or PNS Shifa is a Naval medical treatment facility/hospital. Located on Defence Housing Society in Karachi, Sindh Province, the hospital a major and integral role in the History of Karachi. The PNS Shifa was established in 1953 by the United States Navy Medical Officers when the United States Navy first visited the country. In 1956, it was given the commissioned in the naval services of Pakistan Navy. In 1970, it was re-designed by the Pakistan Naval Engineering Branch, under the project codename Medical Assistant Training School. The name of Pakistan Navy Nursing School was conceived in 1982 when the Female Nursing Cadets and Armed Forces Nursing Services (AFNS) trainee officer were also attached for various professional courses.

The P.N.S. Shifa is a 700-bed hospital, established in 1956.

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Coordinates: 24°50′14″N 67°03′01″E / 24.837087°N 67.050172°E / 24.837087; 67.050172