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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
The following are the challenges or risks in pursuing a career after the BAMS course:
Limited Government Job Opportunities
Lower Initial Salary Compared to Modern Medicine
Lack of Standardization in Ayurvedic Practices
Competition from Other Alternative Medicine Fields
Need for Continuous Learning & Specialization
Regulatory and Licensing Challenges
Limited Awareness & Acceptance Among Patients
Difficulty in Establishing a Private Practice
Integration with Modern Medicine & Technology
Market Saturation in Urban Areas
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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
The skills that are essential for a successful career after BAMS course are given below:
In-depth Knowledge of Ayurveda
Clinical Diagnosis & Treatment Planning
Herbal Medicine Expertise
Panchakarma & Ayurvedic Therapies
Patient Counseling & Communication Skills
Research & Analytical Skills
Pharmaceutical & Drug Formulation Knowledge
Entrepreneurial & Business Management Skills
Public Health & Community Medicine Awareness
Modern Medical Integration & Adaptability
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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
The highest-paid psychiatrists typically work in private practice or prestigious healthcare institutions, where they can command higher fees due to their experience, expertise, and reputation.
Renowned psychiatrists with specialised expertise in areas like child psychiatry (avg. INR 3.3 LPA), addiction psychiatry (avg. INR 32 LPA), or forensic psychiatry (avg. INR 4 LPA) tend to earn more due to the demand for their specialised services.
Psychiatrists who also take on roles as medical directors, and consultants for large organizations, or who work with high-profile clients (such as celebrities or corporate executives) may als
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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
Generally, a psychiatrist is not trained to perform surgery, as their specialisation is focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of mental health disorders through psychotherapy, medication, and other non-surgical interventions.
Psychiatrists are medical doctors who undergo postgraduate training in psychiatry after completing an MBBS degree, but their expertise does not extend to performing surgeries.
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8 months agoContributor-Level 9
By providing a full range of services and resources geared towards their professional development, IILM University's Career Development Centre (CDC) plays a crucial part in preparing students for prosperous careers. The goal of the CDC is to enable students to acquire the abilities, information, contacts, and experiences needed to effectively manage their careers.
- To assist students in determining their professional interests, strengths, and possible career routes, the CDC provides individualised counselling sessions.
- The CDC holds workshops that emphasise critical skills including professional etiquette, networking, and comm
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