Paramedical

Hello Shivangi,
Yes, you are eligible.
Thanks.

How much does a Nuclear Medicine Technologist make hourly in the United States? The average hourly wage for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in the United States is $39 as of January 20, 2020, but the range typically falls between $35 and $43.

Following are some paramedical degree courses which have a good scope for job opportunities. B.Sc. Nursing. B.Sc. Medical Lab Technology. B.Sc. In Renal Dialysis Technology. B.Sc. In Radiography. B.Sc. In X-Ray Technology. B.Sc. In Anesthesia Technology. B.Sc. In Critical Care Technology. Bachelor of Neuropathy and Yoga Science.

Candidates who have completed a relevant Bachelor's Degree course (like B.Sc. Perfusion Technology) are eligible to apply for M.Sc. Perfusion Technology course and pursue it.

The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing Diploma in Optometry is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination in Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and/or Mathematics from a recognised board of the country. Top Institutes offering Diploma in Optometry are: All India Institute of Medical Sciences.

Customer Care Associate, Private Practitioner, Professor, Trainee Optometrist, Vision Consultant, Optometry Researcher, Optometrist Assistant, Asst. Nutrition Officer/Data Assistant, Junior Medical Coder, Lens Consultant, Office Assistant, Optometry Technician etc.

They can get into these firms in various career prospects such as laboratory technician / assistant lab technician / technology manager / laboratory manager / research associate / medical record technician / lab assistant / professor / medical officer / medical lab technician / resident medical officer / laboratory.

Now, as you are a DMLT degree holder which stands for Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology and is equivalent to a higher secondary school degree with PCB, so you are eligible for pursuing the MBBS course.