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Graduate
- Bachelor of Science in Optometry
- Bachelor of Science in Operation Theatre Technology
- Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiation Technology
- Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Technology
- Bachelor of Science in Emergency Medicine Technology
- Bachelor of Science in Clinical Microbiology
- Bachelor of Science in Anesthesia Technology
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Post Graduate
Diploma
Certificate
- Certificate in First Aid
- Certified Cath Lab Technician
- Certificate in Ward Technician
- Certificate in OT Technician
- Certificate in Ophthalmic Surgical Assistant
- Certificate in Ophthalmic Assistant
- Certificate in EMG Technician
- Certificate in EEG Technician
- Certificate in ECG Technician
- Certificate in Dialysis Technician
- Certificate in Blood Collection Assistant
- Certificate in X- ray Technician
- Certificate in Radiology Technician
- Certificate in Phlebotomy Technician
- Certificate in Operating Theatre Technician
- Certificate in Medical Lab Technician
- Certificate in General Duty Assistance Service
- Certificate in Emergency Medical Technician
Skills
- No courses found
About the Programme
“ The Diploma in Community Health Practice equips students with essential skills in preventive, promotive, and primary healthcare, preparing them to serve communities effectively and support public health initiatives.”
Duration
Two years (4semesters) full-time programme with 6 months internship
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Fee Per Semester | |
| FOR BHUBANESWAR CAMPUS | Rs 45,000 |
- A candidate who has completed 6 months Certified Ward Technician Course from DMET affiliated Institute/University.
- Assess and monitor the health status and disease condition of individual patient.
- Diagnose and manage common illnesses in the community, especially all notifiable diseases, and communicable diseases.
- Provide emergency care for common medical problems and appropriate referrals.
- Integrated community management, case management of Malaria, ARI, Pneumonia, diarrhoea, ENT infections in under 5 children
- Participate and assist in the prevention and control of communicable diseases and proper execution of National health programmes
- Investigate disease outbreaks and their basic management and follow-up of public health problems in the village level
- Run a village-based rural laboratory and do basic laboratory investigations.
- Promote village and environmental Sanitation
- Run chronic illnesses or disease-specific programmes (non-communicable diseases) with the guidance of physicians
- Augmented antenatal care of pregnant women
- Conduct normal delivery in centre and home and able to refer appropriately in case of emergencies
- Provide home based care (HBNC), and Sick new born care in the health centres.
- Detection and run community-based therapeutic management of severe malnutrition of under-five children in the village, management of complicated SAM in hospital under the guidance of doctors.
- Management of injuries
- Community based Geriatric care and mental health care.
- Build the capacity of the village health workers (ASHAs, Swasthya Sathis) and Anganwadi workers
- Organise and conduct adolescent health programme in the village and health education to them
- Conduct school health programme in village schools and promote health and nutrition practices in primary schools.
- To do social audit and monitoring in various social welfare programs
Be an effective social & behaviour change agent (As a counsellor, social mobiliser and community organiser)