DIALYSIS TECHNOLOGY
Dialysis technicians are part of a healthcare team that works to improve the quality of life for patients with kidney disease. They monitor vital signs, manage dialysis parameters, and address complications.Dialysis technology is a specialized field in nephrology that focuses on the artificial process of filtering blood to remove waste and excess fluid, acting as a renal replacement therapy for patients with kidney failure.
Programme Educational Objectives
- Operate and maintain dialysis machines: They ensure the machines are functioning correctly and set up for dialysis treatments.
- Monitor patients: They observe patients during dialysis, checking vital signs and alerting nurses or doctors to any changes in condition.
- Provide patient care: They offer emotional support, explain procedures, and educate patients about dialysis and healthcare.
- Maintain a clean and sterile environment: They clean and sterilize dialysis machines and equipment.
- Assist with blood draws and sample analysis: They may draw blood and assist with measuring blood samples to assess the effects of dialysis.
Programe Outcomes
- Technical skills: Knowledge of dialysis equipment and procedures.
- Communication skills: Ability to interact with patients, explain procedures, and communicate with medical staff.
- Patient care skills: Ability to provide emotional support and comfort to patients.
- Observation skills: Ability to monitor patients and identify potential problems.
- Problem-solving skills: Ability to troubleshoot equipment issues and address patient concerns.
Course Duration
2 Years
Programme Highlights
The demand for dialysis technicians is expected to grow as the population ages and kidney disease becomes more prevalent.
Entry Requirements:Candidate shall have passed 10+2 in science stream with physics and chemistry as compulsory subject along with one of the math/biology.