Three of the courses you have mentioned are good for professional who want to go for Paramedical courses.

Now if you tell me to prioritize then I would say-

• Dialysis technology
• Cardiac technology
• Physician Assistant

The reason for such ratings is employability. If you are considering for only BSc then you will have more openings in Dialysis technology rather than any of the two. But if you are wiling for Master course then go for Cardiac Technology as the pay packages are much better in this field.

To know more about Cardiac Technology course visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-cardiac-technology

To know more about the paramedical courses and scopes then visit the link below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/paramedical-courses-after-10th-12th

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

In my opinion, you should go with the Physician assistant course rather than going with the cardio technology course. There are some reasons why the physician course is better as compared to cardio technology.

See, the job arena in Physician has greater coverage and more value. The jobs are also very much in number and increasing day by day due to the popularity of physicians. If you want to go with cardio then I'll tell you why you should think again. So, the reason is in cardio technology there are not many jobs available and the popularity of the course is also getting decreases. The cardio technologist will only look at the cases related to cardio/heart. Whereas a physician dealt in many sectors.

Check out the link it will help you to know more.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/physician-assistant-course

I hope you get my point if still you are left with some queries. Kindly revert here!

Thank you!!

Hi,

Every course is good in its own terms. You need to choose the course as per your area of interest. If you are interested in pursuing Physician assistant course, then it is really a good choice. After pursuing B.SC in Physician Assistant, you will have a large scope to work in different colleges and universities, Medical Insurance Company, Clinics, Hospitals, Healthcare centers and more. Also, the scope of this is widening due to the upcoming scope in the medical assisting area.

More more about Physician Assistant over here: https://www.careers360.com/courses/physician-assistant-course

Hi,

The answer is yes. A person to apply for PANCE exam must have completed physician assistant program accredited by the accreditation review commission on education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA). PA program graduates will be deemed to have graduated from an accredited program if their PA educational program is accredited

Hope that helps.

hi....

About B.Sc in Physician Assistant

B.Sc Physician Assistant is a three-year undergraduate medical course in which students are provided training in diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive health care services in all medical specialisations. After the completion of the B.Sc Physician Assistant Course, candidates are equipped to assist doctors and their job is to take medical histories of the patients, perform initial examinations of the patients and assist the doctors for diagnosis and treatment.

B.Sc Physician Assistant Highlights

Some of the major highlights of B.Sc Physician Assistant course are as follows:

B.Sc in Physician Assistant Eligibility Criteria

For admission to the B.Sc Assistant course, candidates must meet the eligibility which is as follows:

• Candidates who are applying for Bachelor of Science  Physician Assistant must have completed class 12 or equivalent with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.

• Candidates must have studied physics, chemistry, biology subjects in 10+2

• In some colleges, candidates have to appear in the entrance exam for admission to the B.Sc Assistant course.

NOTE- The pass percentage may vary from course to course.

B.Sc Physician Assistant Admission Process

The admission process for B.Sc Physician Assistant is either done on the basis of merit or on the basis of the entrance exam.

Direct Admission:-

• The Direct Admission process is followed by most of the colleges in India.

• Through this pathway, candidates are selected on the basis of their marks scored in 10+2

• For this, candidates simply have to apply to the college or university.

• After the board results are out, the colleges will release their cut-off scores.

• If candidates have scored more than or equal to the cut-off scores of the intended college, they will be eligible for enrollment at that institute.

Entrance-Based Admission:-

• Some of the college conduct entrance exam for admission to B.Sc Assistant course

• In this pathway, candidates are selected on the basis of their marks scored in the entrance examinations of an institute.

• For this, candidates first have to apply to the university/ college.

• The institute will provide candidates with an exam schedule.

• When the results of the exam are out, the college will release the cut-off or merit list.

• Those candidates who make it to the cut-off/ merit-list will be eligible for admissions.

hi,

After completing  B.Sc. in Physician Assistant , you can opt for M.Sc. in Physician Assistant in any medical specialization as per  your choice . And for further studies after completing your Masters degree  you can pursue  M.Phil. and PhD, etc.

Dr DY Patil Medical College, Navi Mumbai Medical College, Navi Mumbai offers m.sc course in physician assistant, total seat intake is 20.

apart from m.sc course you may apply for mba course in hospitality management, healthcare management like specialization.

hope it would help.

Hello,

BSC in physician assistant means licensed medical professional who holds an advanced degree and is able to provide direct patient care. This department people are work with patients of all ages in virtually all and primary care areas, diagnosing and treating common illnesses. So this course has 4 years duration.

MMC college of health science provide this course. This college present in Chennai and it's a good college. The fees structure is not included college website but may be in between 4 to 5 lakh fees total.

KMCH college also offer this stream. But there website doesn't mention the fees. May it will be same as above college. And it's present in Coimbatore. So both colleges are good. Now you can choose which college you want to take admission.

All the best.

hi,

see after completing b.sc course or graduation, you have two option. either you look for job in relevant sectors like pharmaceutical company, Work as a medicine representative, or try for graduate level job in private sectors or government sectors. while searching for job you should build your communication skill and make a portfolio about your studies, extracurricular activities, past work experience etc.

however In case you want to do higher study you may apply for MBA course in health care management or any other stream at per your Interest.

hope you understand.

Dear Student,

You can do your higher studies after this course. For higher studies, PA graduates can also pursue M. Phil and PhD programs and are eligible for abroad universities too. The course has been conducted through classes with laboratory work completely at the Madras Medical Mission (MMM)- BITS Training Center, Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases in Chennai.

Thank You.

Hello Dear,

ESIC job vacancies are not direct Government Jobs. Because, The Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) is a Statutory Body, an autonomous corporation, under Ministry of Labour and Employment, Government of India. There are many ESIC hospitals in India. Please mention the name of the city in which you are looking for the post of physician in that hospital. You can visit the link regarding various recruitment in this hospital

https://www.esic.nic.in/recruitments

Good luck