1:I am interested in studying Hospital Management. What does it involve?
Hospital and healthcare managers or administrators have a wide range of responsibilities cover strategic planning, financial and human resource planning, maintenance of buildings, purchase and control of supplies, personnel management,etc. A few institutes offer the course only to medical graduates with experience in medicine while there are other institutions offering a postgraduate programme open to all graduates.
2:I am studying in Plus Two and want to pursue medicine. What are the other options in medicine besides MBBS? How can I apply for them?
Other than MBBS, other options in the medical line of work are dentistry, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, nursing, veterinary science, optometry and medical technologies. These professionals also enjoy good placement opportunities. Nursing courses are locally advertised and you will have to apply against the advertisement or by approaching the nursing colleges directly. You must also remember that there are a number of all India level examinations for entry into medical courses which will be notified between December and April. Apply for those. However, it is not necessary that you close your mind to all other options because currently there are many interesting career choices beyond the traditional professions.
3:I completed 12th with P, C, B with 61%. My marks were 48% in Chemistry, 52% in Physics and 65% in Bio and 75% in English. Am I eligible in the general category for AFMC entrance test, BHU medical admission test and CBSE medical entrance test?
For admission to MBBS at Institute of Medical Science, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi you should have passed Intermediate, 10+2 or equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% marks (40% in case of SC/ST candidates) in English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology taken together. For AIPMT by CBSE Indian nationals who have passed in the subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English individually and obtained a minimum of 50% taken together in PCB (40% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the qualifying exam (Plus Two) may apply. For admission to MBBS course at Armed Forces Medical College, Pune applicants should be unmarried candidates, passed XII Standard/ pre-professional/premedical exam or equivalent exam as a regular student in the first attempt in English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology securing not less than 60% of aggregate marks in three science subjects taken together, not less than 50% marks in each of the science subjects and not less than 50% marks in English. Candidates must also have passed an exam in Maths at least of the matriculation standard. So, for some you are not eligible. Anyway, it would be advisable to explore allied fields of medicine, paramedical courses or various other interesting options that abound on the career scene today.
4:What colleges come under CBSE Pre Medical Examination?
The All India Pre-Medical/ Pre-Dental Entrance Examination is conducted by CBSE with Preliminary Exam in April and Final examination in May for admission to 15% of the total seats for MBBS/ BDS courses in all medical/dental colleges run by the Union of India, State Governments, Municipal or other local authorities in India except in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir.
5:What are the minimum educational qualifications for a person to become a Medical Transcriptionist?
Most people who are currently working as medical transcriptionists are graduates or postgraduates in the life science, nursing, pharmacy, and allied fields. However, training for medical transcription starts off even with those who have completed Plus Two. Since the subject matter of the work is medically oriented, a science background is preferred but then it is not an essential condition.
6:Is there an entrance test for the medical transcription course? Does MT have good future prospect in India or abroad?
While shortlisting students/trainees, many companies conduct a listening test and/or a typing test/ keyboard skills.
This service is in demand in most advanced countries where doctors/hospital/healthcare facilities have to maintain details of medical treatment to patients for administrative and insurance purposes. MT services from India are in demand as we offer good quality work at competitive prices. Keep in touch with newspapers for the latest developments. Medical transcriptionists work in India for foreign clients.
7:I have done BSc in Medical Imaging Technology, from Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal.Please guide which course should I pursuit.
You could consider working in the field of your training as work opportunities are good. Option for higher education may be in the form of the 2-year Diploma course in Advanced Medical Imaging Technology at Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences & Technology, Trivandrum –695011 (http://sctimst.ac.in or http://sctimst.ker.nic.in), if you feel that it would add value to your resume.
8:I have given my 12th exam in a state board I want to do hospital management I want to know what type of course it is and what is my future in this line I want to know about the scope of this hospital industry in our country an abroad I also wanted to know about the payment scale as a fresher and after along experience it can go to what extent I want a full details of this line specially payment scales.
The professional hospital management course is a two year programme offered to graduates. There is very good scope for placement in the hospital/ health sector after a postgraduate programme in hospital management. The pay scale would depend upon the placement profile of the institution from where you qualify. Hence, those passing out from really highly reputed institutions could get high salaries. Movement up the hierarchy would depend upon your performance on-the-job.
9:I am a physiotherapy graduate. Kindly suggest me best options available with respect to good placement. Thanks & Regards?
When our body or a part of the body fails to function normally as a result of the disease or injuries, physiotherapy is adopted to treat the disorders with the help of different physical exercises and other agents like heat, radiation, electricity, water, and massage to cure weakness of muscles, and movements in joints of shoulder, knees etc. The physiotherapy deals with preventive, curative and restorative means to provide normal or alternative function of various systems of the body. The permanently disabled person is trained to make best use of the able potentials in him to live an active and independent life. The professionally trained person who administers this treatment is known as physiotherapist. Physiotherapists restore mobility, alleviate pain and suffering and work to prevent permanent disability in patients. A physiotherapist works, as a member of rehabilitation team, in cooperation and consultation with specialists of medicine / surgery. He examines the patient thoroughly to determine the degree of incapacity sustained by the patient by administering muscle tests. He discusses his findings with the doctor and decides about the future course of treatment. He periodically reviews the treatment and make necessary alteration in the treatment, if required. The physiotherapist is always the source of inspiration to the patients. Therapists practice in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, and private offices that have specially equipped facilities. The job can be physically exhausting. In addition to standing for long periods of time, physiotherapists must move equipment and help patients turn, stand, or walk. Therapists usually work as part of a team, consisting of physicians, nurses, social workers, other therapists, and specialists. You may respond to the advertisements published in leading dailies for a suitable position.
By:Mr. Suresh Chandra
10:Is there any vacancy announced recently in Indian army for fresh doctors with an MBBS degree.
One round of applications for joining the Army Medical Corps as Short Service Commissioned Officers was announced in early May but the application deadline was over on 5the June. So you could keep track of the next notification about six months or a year later.
11:What are the distance learning opportunities for MBBS doctors who are not able to get through Pre-PG tests.
Among your choices would be the 1-year Post Graduate Certificate Courses(i) Health and Family Welfare Management (ii) Hospital Management through distance learning by National Institute of Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi (www.nihfw.org) for which you should have registration with State/ National Council and (i) 2 years experience (excluding period of internship and Junior Residency)experience of working in a Govt/ NGO/Private /Corporate Hospital/ Institute/ Organisation and for (ii) at least two years work experience (excluding period of internship and Junior Residency) in a hospital. Another option would be the (i) 3-year M Sc Industrial Hygiene and Safety and (ii) 1-year Post Gradate Certificate Course in Industrial Health at Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute, Chennai (www.srmc.edu) if (i) you have at least 2yrs of experience in training/education/consultancy/research in industry or related fields and for (ii) permanent registration with any one of the State Medical Councils. For more leads, keep track of the admission notifications appearing in the prominent national dailies.
12:I have passed my Bsc exam with biotechnology as a major subject I would like to know the colleges offering MBA pharma and MBA hospital management in india.
There are many institutes of Management which offer management courses in Pharmaceutics and Hospital Management (some of them are listed below) IIM, Hyderbad offers Management in Pharma to those who are already working in the Industry. Its website is www.itm.edu/EEC/hyderabad. You may also visit www.iipm.co.in
The hospital managemet programme is offered by the following institutions (randomly selected) –
Tata Institute of Social Science, Sion-Trombay Road, Deonar, Mumbai-400088
Apollo Institute of Hospital Administration, Apollo Hospital Campus, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad-500033
Indian Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR), 1 Prabhu Dayal Marg, Sanganer Airport, Jaipur-302011
Sri Ramachandra Medical College & Research Institute (Deemed University), Porur, Chennai-600116. Admission is usually on the basis of a competitive entrance examination
Eligibility - Bachelor’s degree in medicine (MBBS / BAMS / BHMS / BDS) or equivalent or allied recognised by the University or Bachelor’s degree in nursing with 50% marks (recognised by University) and five years experience/ Bachelor’s Degree in Arts/ Commerce or Science with 50% marks and five years’ experience in health care field/ hospitals.
13:I am a student of B.H.M.S. in a college of Maharashtra. I am studying in year one. How would I get job as a research officer or how would I access to patients of abroad by sitting at my place?
Before getting patients from abroad you must aquire some inland experience after completing the present course. You may go for reseach in Central Council for Research in Homeopathy after that. Only then you may seek job as research officer in a government organisation. For further details you may visit ministry of health and family welfare website: http://mohfw.nic.in
By:Ms. Hena Naqvi
14:I am ding MBBS. after that what will I do that I can’t decide right now. what will be the great career? 1.is it doing pg in us or 2.doing mba in hospital management? also give me information about hospital management.
If you want to pursue a career in the medical sciences, you can aim for higher studies in India and abroad. Admission would be competitive everywhere. You can look for clinical studies or for non-clinical studies. Hospital management programmes offered by prominent institutions like Tata Institute of Social Services, Mumbai are targeted at all graduates including medical graduates. However, there are also hospital management programmes open only to medical graduates with related work experience after graduation. Examples are AIIMS, New Delhi (www.aiims.edu or www.aiims.ac.in), FMS Delhi (www.fms.edu),etc. Hospital management from a reputed institution would lead to good employment prospects as health sector is growing.
15:How I can apply for the post of drug inspector. Is there is any entrance exams for this if yes please give me d detail about it so that I go through it.
DRUG INSPECTOR
Recruitment is usually by the State Public Service Commissions, and eligibility requirements are Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Chemistry or a Post Graduate degree in Chemistry with pharmaceutics as a special subject of an University established in India by the law or its equivalent qualification recognized and notified by the central Government for such purpose or the Associate ship Diploma of the Institution of Chemist (India) obtained by passing the Examination with “ Analysis of Drugs and pharmaceuticals “ as one of the subject. There would normally be an entrance examination and interview for selection. The written examination would test professional knowledge (may be non-objective type) as defined in the syllabus in the recruitment notification and, perhaps, some objective type testing of General Awareness and language proficiency.
16:where we can get 1 month training for bams/bhms/bums doctors in mental retardation institute.
MENTAL RETARDATION
Announcements of such programmes would appear in the prominent newspapers. Also check the website of National Institute for the Mentally Handicapped, Secunderabad at www.nimhindia.org and that of Thakur Hari Prasad Institute of Research & Rehabilitation for the Mentally Handicapped, Hyderabad at www.thakurhariprasad.org for an overview of their short term programmes.
17:I am doing B.SC biotechnology final year. I have a lot of interest in studying about cancer cells & want to take up a career in it. What subject do I take after this? Also, is it better to do it in India or abroad?
CANCER
You could pursue M Sc Epidemiology/ Genetics/ Microbiology and allied fields. Short term training/ Summer training at Tata Memorial Centre, Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer(ACTREC), Sector 22, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai-410210(www.actrec.gov.in) may help you to get a better perspective. Ultimately, you should plan for a Ph D. Suggestions are merely indicative.
18:I AM A STUDENT OF +2 .I HAVE KEEN INTEREST IN GENETIC ENGINEERING.WHAT SHOULD I DO AFTER +2.TELL ME THE PROCEDURE IN DETAIL AND ABOUT SUCH UNIVERSITIES
Diploma and Degree courses in Genetic engineering are now being offered by majority of universities/ Institutions in India . Contact the institution near you. However the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, Secunderabad may be contacted for advance studies.
19:: tell me something about PHYSIOTHERAPY
Professional training takes the form of a 4 ½ year bachelor’s degree programme (including 6 months internship) after plus two /equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, admission through an entrance examination in most cases. Physiotherapists use exercises and movement, electrotherapy, manipulation and massage to treat the injured, disabled, sick and convalescent of all ages for a large variety of conditions. They perform and interpret tests and measurements for muscle strength, motor development, functioning capacity, and respiratory and circulatory efficiency.
20:sir i am a student studying in 12th std. i want know what is the required criteria to become an audiologoist?
You would have to study 12th with physics, chemistry and biology group of subjects and then take up Bachelor of Audiology & Speech Language Pathology (BASLP) or Bachelor of Audiology/ equivalent programme in order to become an audiologist. Expect to appear for an entrance test for admission in most cases.
Hospital and healthcare managers or administrators have a wide range of responsibilities cover strategic planning, financial and human resource planning, maintenance of buildings, purchase and control of supplies, personnel management,etc. A few institutes offer the course only to medical graduates with experience in medicine while there are other institutions offering a postgraduate programme open to all graduates.
2:I am studying in Plus Two and want to pursue medicine. What are the other options in medicine besides MBBS? How can I apply for them?
Other than MBBS, other options in the medical line of work are dentistry, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, nursing, veterinary science, optometry and medical technologies. These professionals also enjoy good placement opportunities. Nursing courses are locally advertised and you will have to apply against the advertisement or by approaching the nursing colleges directly. You must also remember that there are a number of all India level examinations for entry into medical courses which will be notified between December and April. Apply for those. However, it is not necessary that you close your mind to all other options because currently there are many interesting career choices beyond the traditional professions.
3:I completed 12th with P, C, B with 61%. My marks were 48% in Chemistry, 52% in Physics and 65% in Bio and 75% in English. Am I eligible in the general category for AFMC entrance test, BHU medical admission test and CBSE medical entrance test?
For admission to MBBS at Institute of Medical Science, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi you should have passed Intermediate, 10+2 or equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% marks (40% in case of SC/ST candidates) in English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology taken together. For AIPMT by CBSE Indian nationals who have passed in the subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English individually and obtained a minimum of 50% taken together in PCB (40% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the qualifying exam (Plus Two) may apply. For admission to MBBS course at Armed Forces Medical College, Pune applicants should be unmarried candidates, passed XII Standard/ pre-professional/premedical exam or equivalent exam as a regular student in the first attempt in English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology securing not less than 60% of aggregate marks in three science subjects taken together, not less than 50% marks in each of the science subjects and not less than 50% marks in English. Candidates must also have passed an exam in Maths at least of the matriculation standard. So, for some you are not eligible. Anyway, it would be advisable to explore allied fields of medicine, paramedical courses or various other interesting options that abound on the career scene today.
4:What colleges come under CBSE Pre Medical Examination?
The All India Pre-Medical/ Pre-Dental Entrance Examination is conducted by CBSE with Preliminary Exam in April and Final examination in May for admission to 15% of the total seats for MBBS/ BDS courses in all medical/dental colleges run by the Union of India, State Governments, Municipal or other local authorities in India except in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir.
5:What are the minimum educational qualifications for a person to become a Medical Transcriptionist?
Most people who are currently working as medical transcriptionists are graduates or postgraduates in the life science, nursing, pharmacy, and allied fields. However, training for medical transcription starts off even with those who have completed Plus Two. Since the subject matter of the work is medically oriented, a science background is preferred but then it is not an essential condition.
6:Is there an entrance test for the medical transcription course? Does MT have good future prospect in India or abroad?
While shortlisting students/trainees, many companies conduct a listening test and/or a typing test/ keyboard skills.
This service is in demand in most advanced countries where doctors/hospital/healthcare facilities have to maintain details of medical treatment to patients for administrative and insurance purposes. MT services from India are in demand as we offer good quality work at competitive prices. Keep in touch with newspapers for the latest developments. Medical transcriptionists work in India for foreign clients.
7:I have done BSc in Medical Imaging Technology, from Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal.Please guide which course should I pursuit.
You could consider working in the field of your training as work opportunities are good. Option for higher education may be in the form of the 2-year Diploma course in Advanced Medical Imaging Technology at Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences & Technology, Trivandrum –695011 (http://sctimst.ac.in or http://sctimst.ker.nic.in), if you feel that it would add value to your resume.
8:I have given my 12th exam in a state board I want to do hospital management I want to know what type of course it is and what is my future in this line I want to know about the scope of this hospital industry in our country an abroad I also wanted to know about the payment scale as a fresher and after along experience it can go to what extent I want a full details of this line specially payment scales.
The professional hospital management course is a two year programme offered to graduates. There is very good scope for placement in the hospital/ health sector after a postgraduate programme in hospital management. The pay scale would depend upon the placement profile of the institution from where you qualify. Hence, those passing out from really highly reputed institutions could get high salaries. Movement up the hierarchy would depend upon your performance on-the-job.
9:I am a physiotherapy graduate. Kindly suggest me best options available with respect to good placement. Thanks & Regards?
When our body or a part of the body fails to function normally as a result of the disease or injuries, physiotherapy is adopted to treat the disorders with the help of different physical exercises and other agents like heat, radiation, electricity, water, and massage to cure weakness of muscles, and movements in joints of shoulder, knees etc. The physiotherapy deals with preventive, curative and restorative means to provide normal or alternative function of various systems of the body. The permanently disabled person is trained to make best use of the able potentials in him to live an active and independent life. The professionally trained person who administers this treatment is known as physiotherapist. Physiotherapists restore mobility, alleviate pain and suffering and work to prevent permanent disability in patients. A physiotherapist works, as a member of rehabilitation team, in cooperation and consultation with specialists of medicine / surgery. He examines the patient thoroughly to determine the degree of incapacity sustained by the patient by administering muscle tests. He discusses his findings with the doctor and decides about the future course of treatment. He periodically reviews the treatment and make necessary alteration in the treatment, if required. The physiotherapist is always the source of inspiration to the patients. Therapists practice in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, and private offices that have specially equipped facilities. The job can be physically exhausting. In addition to standing for long periods of time, physiotherapists must move equipment and help patients turn, stand, or walk. Therapists usually work as part of a team, consisting of physicians, nurses, social workers, other therapists, and specialists. You may respond to the advertisements published in leading dailies for a suitable position.
By:Mr. Suresh Chandra
10:Is there any vacancy announced recently in Indian army for fresh doctors with an MBBS degree.
One round of applications for joining the Army Medical Corps as Short Service Commissioned Officers was announced in early May but the application deadline was over on 5the June. So you could keep track of the next notification about six months or a year later.
11:What are the distance learning opportunities for MBBS doctors who are not able to get through Pre-PG tests.
Among your choices would be the 1-year Post Graduate Certificate Courses(i) Health and Family Welfare Management (ii) Hospital Management through distance learning by National Institute of Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi (www.nihfw.org) for which you should have registration with State/ National Council and (i) 2 years experience (excluding period of internship and Junior Residency)experience of working in a Govt/ NGO/Private /Corporate Hospital/ Institute/ Organisation and for (ii) at least two years work experience (excluding period of internship and Junior Residency) in a hospital. Another option would be the (i) 3-year M Sc Industrial Hygiene and Safety and (ii) 1-year Post Gradate Certificate Course in Industrial Health at Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute, Chennai (www.srmc.edu) if (i) you have at least 2yrs of experience in training/education/consultancy/research in industry or related fields and for (ii) permanent registration with any one of the State Medical Councils. For more leads, keep track of the admission notifications appearing in the prominent national dailies.
12:I have passed my Bsc exam with biotechnology as a major subject I would like to know the colleges offering MBA pharma and MBA hospital management in india.
There are many institutes of Management which offer management courses in Pharmaceutics and Hospital Management (some of them are listed below) IIM, Hyderbad offers Management in Pharma to those who are already working in the Industry. Its website is www.itm.edu/EEC/hyderabad. You may also visit www.iipm.co.in
The hospital managemet programme is offered by the following institutions (randomly selected) –
Tata Institute of Social Science, Sion-Trombay Road, Deonar, Mumbai-400088
Apollo Institute of Hospital Administration, Apollo Hospital Campus, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad-500033
Indian Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR), 1 Prabhu Dayal Marg, Sanganer Airport, Jaipur-302011
Sri Ramachandra Medical College & Research Institute (Deemed University), Porur, Chennai-600116. Admission is usually on the basis of a competitive entrance examination
Eligibility - Bachelor’s degree in medicine (MBBS / BAMS / BHMS / BDS) or equivalent or allied recognised by the University or Bachelor’s degree in nursing with 50% marks (recognised by University) and five years experience/ Bachelor’s Degree in Arts/ Commerce or Science with 50% marks and five years’ experience in health care field/ hospitals.
13:I am a student of B.H.M.S. in a college of Maharashtra. I am studying in year one. How would I get job as a research officer or how would I access to patients of abroad by sitting at my place?
Before getting patients from abroad you must aquire some inland experience after completing the present course. You may go for reseach in Central Council for Research in Homeopathy after that. Only then you may seek job as research officer in a government organisation. For further details you may visit ministry of health and family welfare website: http://mohfw.nic.in
By:Ms. Hena Naqvi
14:I am ding MBBS. after that what will I do that I can’t decide right now. what will be the great career? 1.is it doing pg in us or 2.doing mba in hospital management? also give me information about hospital management.
If you want to pursue a career in the medical sciences, you can aim for higher studies in India and abroad. Admission would be competitive everywhere. You can look for clinical studies or for non-clinical studies. Hospital management programmes offered by prominent institutions like Tata Institute of Social Services, Mumbai are targeted at all graduates including medical graduates. However, there are also hospital management programmes open only to medical graduates with related work experience after graduation. Examples are AIIMS, New Delhi (www.aiims.edu or www.aiims.ac.in), FMS Delhi (www.fms.edu),etc. Hospital management from a reputed institution would lead to good employment prospects as health sector is growing.
15:How I can apply for the post of drug inspector. Is there is any entrance exams for this if yes please give me d detail about it so that I go through it.
DRUG INSPECTOR
Recruitment is usually by the State Public Service Commissions, and eligibility requirements are Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Chemistry or a Post Graduate degree in Chemistry with pharmaceutics as a special subject of an University established in India by the law or its equivalent qualification recognized and notified by the central Government for such purpose or the Associate ship Diploma of the Institution of Chemist (India) obtained by passing the Examination with “ Analysis of Drugs and pharmaceuticals “ as one of the subject. There would normally be an entrance examination and interview for selection. The written examination would test professional knowledge (may be non-objective type) as defined in the syllabus in the recruitment notification and, perhaps, some objective type testing of General Awareness and language proficiency.
16:where we can get 1 month training for bams/bhms/bums doctors in mental retardation institute.
MENTAL RETARDATION
Announcements of such programmes would appear in the prominent newspapers. Also check the website of National Institute for the Mentally Handicapped, Secunderabad at www.nimhindia.org and that of Thakur Hari Prasad Institute of Research & Rehabilitation for the Mentally Handicapped, Hyderabad at www.thakurhariprasad.org for an overview of their short term programmes.
17:I am doing B.SC biotechnology final year. I have a lot of interest in studying about cancer cells & want to take up a career in it. What subject do I take after this? Also, is it better to do it in India or abroad?
CANCER
You could pursue M Sc Epidemiology/ Genetics/ Microbiology and allied fields. Short term training/ Summer training at Tata Memorial Centre, Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer(ACTREC), Sector 22, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai-410210(www.actrec.gov.in) may help you to get a better perspective. Ultimately, you should plan for a Ph D. Suggestions are merely indicative.
18:I AM A STUDENT OF +2 .I HAVE KEEN INTEREST IN GENETIC ENGINEERING.WHAT SHOULD I DO AFTER +2.TELL ME THE PROCEDURE IN DETAIL AND ABOUT SUCH UNIVERSITIES
Diploma and Degree courses in Genetic engineering are now being offered by majority of universities/ Institutions in India . Contact the institution near you. However the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, Secunderabad may be contacted for advance studies.
19:: tell me something about PHYSIOTHERAPY
Professional training takes the form of a 4 ½ year bachelor’s degree programme (including 6 months internship) after plus two /equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, admission through an entrance examination in most cases. Physiotherapists use exercises and movement, electrotherapy, manipulation and massage to treat the injured, disabled, sick and convalescent of all ages for a large variety of conditions. They perform and interpret tests and measurements for muscle strength, motor development, functioning capacity, and respiratory and circulatory efficiency.
20:sir i am a student studying in 12th std. i want know what is the required criteria to become an audiologoist?
You would have to study 12th with physics, chemistry and biology group of subjects and then take up Bachelor of Audiology & Speech Language Pathology (BASLP) or Bachelor of Audiology/ equivalent programme in order to become an audiologist. Expect to appear for an entrance test for admission in most cases.
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