Does nuclear medicine have scope in kerala after 5 years
Hello,
At present the career is good but nuclear medicine technology is an upbringing one. Day by day it is improving. There are minimum of 234 nuclear medicine centres in all over India. Kerala have some also from them. Actually it is a booming field for employment, research and innovation. After 5 years there are also some modernization in the medical world as well as science also so that moment hopefully it is taken as nuclear medicine imagine.
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Answer laterIs nuclear medicine a good option
All over it's above good branch.
what is the salary of nuclear medicine physician in india
Hello Nilesh Sharma, An entry level nuclear medicine physician (1-3 years of experience) earns an average salary of 17,22,634. On the other end, a senior level nuclear medicine physician (8+ years of experience) earns an average salary of 34,34,733.
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who earn more among nuclear medicine technologist , cardiovascular technologist, optometrist and nutritionist in India ?
Hello student,
Actually the pay scale of company and the talent of student differs the salary structure. Entry level nuclear medicine technologist with less experience can earn about 6 lpa. Foreign cardiovascular technologist the average salary is about 5 LPa. For comedian of chemicals it is 9 to 10 lpa. The average salary of nutritionist about 5 lpa. So optometrist earns more.
salary of nuclear medicine technologist in India ?
Hi Maurya,
The starting salary for Nuclear Medicine Technologist is INR 68,000 per month in India. While the average salary is INR 6,60,000 per month that can go up to INR 10,00,000 per month with experience and specialization.
Please note that the salary will increase gradually as the experience, this will take much of time get paid higher as this is not an overnight process. You are required to work hard and sharpen your skills to get paid higher.
Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.
I hope this information helps you.
Good Luck!
whats the pros and cons of nuclear medicine and futur prospectives
Hello
Nuclear Medicine is the branch of medicine that deals with radioactive substances to treat various diseases such as various types of cancers,neurological disorders,endocrine disorders,etc.
It is a booming field and there are a very few centers in India offering this field so it has very less competition. There are no cons for it for the future perpose.
If you want to go for research field then you can definately go for it without any second thought.
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which is best.... in research in cancers bsc radiotherapy OR bsc nuclear medicine?
both fields are widely different and it really depends upon your particular personal interest in which field you want to you for the your career in as per which and perspective I will say that any research to cancer is quite popular and fruitful , Nuclear medicine is also beneficial if you get into the right path with write College and Research program.
what is the scope of nuclear medicine is Dnb from reputed institute good in nuclear medicine?
Dear aspirant,
The rise of complex ailments in the medical field has created a huge demand for Nuclear medicine professionals .This discipline has started experiencing a dynamic growth in India due to its immense potential and contribution in the fields of cancer, cardiology and neurology. Currently our nation has 234 nuclear medical centres and 20-30 new nuclear medicine facilities were been added every year.
science is an ocean made of great puzzles every field has its own priority and scope. choose the department that you were passionate about.
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AIR 16375 nonservice candidate from sc category,tamilnadu any possibilty of getting md general medicine in govt colleges in my state?
Based on your rank, caste category and preferred course that is General Medicine thesecare the best colleges you can get-
- Agartala Government Medical College
- Jorhat Medical College and Hospital, Jorhat
- Assam Medical College
- Government Medical College, Kota
- Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner
- Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Bhagalpur
- Jhalawar Medical College, Jhalawar
- Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal
- Darbhanga Medical College, Lehriasarai
- BLDE University
- VMKV Medical College And Hospital, Salem
- Chettinad Academy of Research and Education
- Aarupadai Veedu Medical College and Hospital, puducherry
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md nuclear medicine as a carrer ... pros and cons!!! please discuss. and aiims cut off rank for the same
Hope you are doing well.
Nuclear medicineis a highly multi-disciplinary specialty that develops and uses instrumentation and radiopharmaceuticals to study physiological processes and non-invasively diagnose.
Nuclear technology is usually perceived as something associated with destructive weapons or power generation. What is not known is that it has tremendous potential in the field of medicine. To put it in a simple fashion, it is a medical specialty that deals with the application of radioactive substances in the treatment of diseases.
The emergence of complex ailments has created a huge demand for professionals in this field. This discipline is experiencing a fast growth in India due to its immense potential and contribution in the fields of cancer, cardiology, and neurology. Currently, India has 234 nuclear medicine centers and 20-30 new nuclear medicine facilities are added every year. Due to its rapid growth in last decade, there is the shortage of trained manpower in the field, says Dr. Anshu Rajnish Sharma, President, Society of Nuclear Medicine India. Its technologists are one of the highest demand professionals in India and abroad.
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