The history of Community College Panacea dates back to 1875, when Grand Duchess Olga Fedorovna Romanova founded the first specialized nursing courses in Tiflis (now Tbilisi), known as the Olga Midwifery School. Initially established for daughters of noble families, the institution gradually evolved, undergoing several transformations before becoming the Tbilisi Second State Medical School.
Following educational reforms in 2008, the system was restructured, and in 2011 Community College Panacea was established. The college continues the long-standing traditions of medical education while aligning its programs with modern, 21st-century standards.
Today, the college operates in its own four-story building with well-equipped auditoriums and laboratories. It serves more than 800 students, tought by highly qualified teaching staff.
The college offers a range of vocational programs, including Nursing, Pharmacy, Dental Technicion, Education, Information Technology Support, and Fashion Industry. In addition, Panacea has developed electronic textbooks and modular educational programs and short term programs.
The college has established international partnerships with institutions in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, and Armenia, supporting academic cooperation and knowledge exchange.