Background: There are dangers associated with pregnancy and childbirth at every stage. As the primary healthcare provider, nurses play a crucial role in recognizing and quickly managing obstetric crises. This research set out to evaluate the efficacy of an educational program on obstetric emergency preparation for nursing officers in training.

Methods: A standardized questionnaire with questions on professional and personal traits as well as obstetric emergency preparedness was used to conduct a pre-experimental study among all 50 trainee nursing officers.

Study aids: Tool 1: Knowledge of trainee nursing officers on preparing for obstetrical emergencies preparedness and the second tool is the Practices Observational Checklist for Trainee Nursing Officers.

Findings: After the execution of the educational program, trainee nursing officers' knowledge of obstetrical emergency preparedness improved in a highly statistically significant way (p=0.000).

Conclusion: Trainee nursing officers' knowledge and practice were improved by the obstetrical emergency preparation educational program.