Bachelor of Science in renal dialysis technology is an undergraduate allied health science course that is in high demand in recent times especially with the rise in need of medical technology to aid in treatment and
health-related care and procedures. The graduation from this course leads to a career mainly as a dialysis technician. The dialysis technicians monitor the process of dialysis and operate its machinery for the removal of wastes
or excess fluid from the blood of patients with nonfunctioning or poorly functioning kidneys. They prepare the patients, counsel them and prepare a post-procedure report. They usually work under a doctor's or nurse's supervision
in hospitals, clinics, and dialysis centers.
This course covers subjects like human anatomy and physiology, biochemistry, pathology, microbiology, applied pathology, applied microbiology, concepts of renal disease, pharmacology with respect to dialysis technology, applied anatomy, and physiology
in relation to dialysis technology, applied dialysis technology, etc. The three years of study also includes about six months of internship where the students can get exposure to learn applications practically and use the theory
in real-life situations.
Eligibility Criteria
Students interested in taking admissions to this course must have passed their three-year diploma in allied health sciences or paramedical sciences after their 10th standard. Or they must have finished their PUC or 12th standard's equivalent course with
physics, chemistry, and biology as their core subjects.
The students must have had a minimum of 45 percent if they are from the general category or OBC category.
Students belonging to SC, ST, Category 1, and physically handicapped students need to have at least 40 percent marks in their examinations for admissions.
They must also be over the age of seventeen when they fill out the application for this course.
Entrance Exam
Students can either apply for this course through
Karnataka CET if they wish to get admissions to the course in top government medical colleges. The applications for BSc allied medical courses usually open in the month of August. But to get a seat in top private medical
and para-medical colleges in India.
students have to apply to the colleges directly. There are no entrance exams for all colleges but, JIPMER and CMC Vellore hold different entrance exams for the seats in their colleges. So, be sure to apply for the entrances in the month of January and
February.
Para-medical course
Bachelor of Science in dialysis technology
Bachelor of Science in dialysis therapy
Bachelor of Science in nephrology technology
Bachelor of Science in renal dialysis technology
Top Colleges
Bangalore Medical College And Research Institute, Bangalore
Indira Gandhi Institute Of Child Health, Bangalore
Institute Of Nephro Urology, Bangalore
N U Trust college, Bangalore
Kidwai Memorial Institute Of Oncology, Bangalore
Mysore Medical College Institute, Mysore
Sanjay Gandhi Institute Of Trauma And Orthopaedics, Bangalore
Sds Tuberculosis Research And Rajiv Gandhi Inst. Of Chest Disease, Bangalore
St John's group of colleges, Bangalore
Rajiv Gandhi University of health sciences, Bangalore
Vydehi Institute of medical sciences and research center, Bangalore
Narayana Hrudayalaya College, Bangalore
Sri Devaraj Urs Academy of higher education and research, Kolar
Manipal University, school of allied health sciences, Manipal
J.S.S academy of higher education and research, Mysore
A J Institute of medical sciences and research center, Mangalore
BN Patel Institute of paramedical sciences, Anand, Gujarat
PES Institute of medical sciences and research, Kuppam, Andra Pradesh
M.M.M. college of health sciences, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Mahatma Gandhi Mission Institute of Health Sciences, Mumbai, Maharashtra
Rajiv Gandhi Paramedical Institute, New Delhi
Rama University, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
Jawaharlal Institute of postgraduate medical education and research, Pondicherry
Jamia Hamdard University, New Delhi
Chitkara University, Chandigarh
SRM University, Institute of science and technology, Kattankulathur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Vinayaka Missions University, Salem, Tamil Nadu
Christian medical college, Vellore, Tamil Nadu
Dayanand medical college, Ludhiana, Punjab
Sumandeep Vidyapeeth, Vadodara, Gujarat
Maharishi Markandeshwar ( Deemed to be University), Ambala
Guru Gobind Singh medical college, Faridkot
MOIT International, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Career and Scope
After graduating with a degree in bachelor of science in renal dialysis therapy or technology, students can look forward to being a dialysis assistant, dialysis therapist, dialysis supervisor, dialysis technician in government hospitals, private hospitals,
health care centers, clinics that offer dialysis treatments and renal care. They can also choose to get a master's of science degree in the same to get jobs as a lecturer in medical and paramedical colleges or counsel patients
as well.