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By completing a diploma or degree in paramedical science, a person can explore careers such as dental assistant, physiotherapist, occupational therapist, ambulance attendant, radiology assistant, or nursing care assistant.
Generally, the salary of Radiologist is Rs 7-8 lakh, Occupational Therapist is Rs 10-11 lakh, Physiotherapist is Rs 12-13 lakh and Nurse is Rs 5-6 lakh per year. (AyraNews24x7 Hindi)
The healthcare sector is considered one of the most prestigious and essential industries globally. Admission to medical courses in India requires hefty fees as well as good NEET scores. However, even if your NEET result has not been as expected, or you have been unable to get admission into MBBS or MD for any reason, you can still make a successful career in medicine by pursuing paramedical courses. These courses provide an alternative route to enter the healthcare sector, allowing you to earn a respectable income.
By completing a diploma or degree in paramedical science, a person can explore careers such as dental assistant, physiotherapist, occupational therapist, ambulance attendant, radiology assistant, or nursing care assistant.
Types of Paramedical Courses
Paramedical courses vary based on duration, qualification and budget, providing flexibility for interested students:
Degree Courses: Usually completed in 1.5 to 4 years.
Diploma Courses: Usually it takes 1 to 2 years.
Certificate Courses: The duration ranges from 6 months to 2 years.
Roles and Responsibilities of Paramedical Staff
Like doctors, paramedical staff also make important contributions to patient care and medical procedures:
- To assist doctors and medical team in treating the patient.
- Providing specialized care and managing technical equipment in operating theaters and laboratories.
- Handling, labeling, and analyzing patient specimens.
Paramedical course after class 10
- General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM)
- Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM)
- Diploma in Radiology
- Diploma in Gynecology and Obstetrics
- Diploma in Child Health
- Diploma in Rural Health Care
- Diploma in Community Health Care
- Diploma in Orthopedics
- Diploma in Ophthalmology
- Diploma in Optometry
- Diploma in Dermatology
- Diploma in Clinical Research
- Diploma in Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy
- Diploma in Medical Records Technology
- Diploma in Medical Imaging Technology
- Diploma in Medical Lab Technology
- Diploma in Hearing Language and Speech
- Diploma in Operation Theater Technology
- Diploma in OT Technician
- Certificate in Research Methodology
- Certificate in Laboratory Assistant/Technician
- Certificate in Nursing Care Assistant
- Certificate in Operation Theater Assistant
- Certificate in Dental Assistant
- Certificate in ECG and CT Scan Technician
- Certificate in HIV and Family Education
- Certificate in Nutrition and Child Care
- Certificate in Rural Health Care
- Certificate in Home Based Health Care
Paramedical course after 12th class
- B.Sc (Hons) Nursing
- B.Sc (Hons) Paramedical Science
- BSc in Operation Theater Technology
- B.Sc in Cardiac Technology
- B.Sc in Physician Assistant
- BSc in Medical Imaging Technology
- B.Sc in Medical Lab Technology
- B.Sc in Anesthesia
- B.Sc in Medical Records Technology
- B.Sc in Cardiovascular Technology
- BSc in Nuclear Medicine Technology
- B.Sc in Neurophysiology Technology
- B.Sc in Dialysis Technology
- B.Sc in Ophthalmic Technology
- BSc in Audiology and Speech Therapy
- B.Sc in Occupational Therapy
- B.Sc in Radiology
- B.Sc in Radiography
- BSc Optometry
- Bachelor of Paramedicine
- Bachelor of Paramedical Technology
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy
- Bachelor of Health (Hons) in Paramedicine
eligibility criteria
Eligibility for paramedical courses may vary between institutions. However, the most common requirements are:
- Completion of 10+2 with at least 50% marks from a recognized board.
- Background in Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Zoology/Botany) and English as compulsory subjects.
- NEET qualification is required for some paramedical courses.
- Reserved category students must have obtained at least 40% marks in 10+2.
- A bachelor’s degree is required for postgraduate paramedical programs, and a master’s degree is required to pursue a PhD in the field.
Salary
Earning potential in paramedical professions depends on various factors including course, institute, experience and job location. Generally, the salary of Radiologist is Rs 7-8 lakh, Occupational Therapist is Rs 10-11 lakh, Physiotherapist is Rs 12-13 lakh and Nurse is Rs 5-6 lakh per year.
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