Allied Health Sciences

Pursuing the course opens up an opportunity for students in various employment areas such as medical software companies, nursing homes, hospitals, hospital consulting firms, public health departments, etc.

Some of the roles candidates can apply for after completing any of the allied health sciences courses are- hospital administration, healthcare manager, hospital quality consultant, hospital director, head of hospital marketing, etc. All of these job roles play a vital role in the healthcare department. The hospital administrator has to check all the facilities in hospitals. A healthcare administrator is responsible for making decisions about medical policies, personnel, community relations, and all the finances related to healthcare.

Their work is to direct the activities conducted in hospitals. A healthcare manager does budgeting, overseeing staff, marketing, handling public relations, and dealing with patients, taking into account the supplies. Any person opting for this job must know about the working of the healthcare systems and the finances to know all the hospital’s financial expenses. The hospital director does the job of attending the standard meeting, checking the quality of the equipment used for the patients’ operation. They manage the development of the hospital, clinical patient complaints, handling emergency cases.
The job roles offered after pursuing the course can be obtained in India and foreign countries. The job profiles provided after the courses are some of India’s well-known job roles and other countries. Candidates pursuing this job can ensure a high paying salary. The candidates’ salary doing a job after pursuing the course is between Rs. 2 lakhs to 20lakhs per annum. Well, the candidates’ salary depends on the area of expertise and the total number of years of experience in a particular field. Another factor influencing the candidate’s salary is the countries they are working in and the companies they are recruited by.

According to a govt report, the healthcare market can increase three-fold to Rs 8.6 trillion by 2022. The Government of India is planning to increase public health spending to 2.5 per cent of the country’s GDP by 2025 mentioned IBEF.