Public Health

Hi Reshma,
The scope of Public Health is dynamic and ever changing and in coming decades there will always be need of public health professionals. The government schemes such as National Health Mission, Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karykram, etc. requires lot's of trained public health professional so we can assume there will be a number of contractual jobs and few permanent jobs. Secondly, scope lies in health care analytic, big data, GIS as we have just started with Integrated Disease Surveillance Program which is being established as a CDC like surveillance system in India. The above mentioned also has a broad level of application in consulting firms, policy related research and evidence generation.
Further, research is one more of the avenues which is slowly coming up in form of research based jobs, research networks and public health labs some of the research firms are PHFI, INCLEN, JPAL Poverty Lab, NHRC. The immense grass-roots action in form of not for profits requires constant level of entry and mid level jobs for MPH graduates. The insurance sector with its boom due to the opening of the sector to international players offers a number of job openings.

Hi,
MBA in health care management specialization is based upon courses in health care organizations, health care finance, quality, and data base management, health care infrastructure and health care strategic management. MBA in healthcare management is designed to prepare students for senior positions in healthcare management. The program combines the management and specialized training of an executive MBA program, with expertise training in healthcare management.
You also learn the skills required for risk management, financing and creation of healing health care environment for the faculty and patients.
The job profile of MBA in Healthcare management includes:
Health Care Provider
Ambulatory Clinic Manager
Chief Nursing Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Career Opportunities
Health Administrator
Internal Corporate Analyst
PR Officer