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MBA Healthcare management after MBBS
Bhavna S
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Join date: Aug, 2012
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Hello sir, I got your reply the last time. I do have some more dillemmas. You wrote back saying I could do this course in UK or USA. But I wanted to know if I come back to India while recruiting for jobs; do they prefer students who've studied here in India? What kind of difficulties can I expect when I come back here looking for job? And what could be the starting salary? Then again, is it a good career choice for MBBS graduate? I thought of this as I am not interested in the clinical side. Please help me. My father also tells me this isn’t a job for girls saying its 12-14hrs and admin work demands being shrewd.
- August 23, 2012
- Preferred qualification: Postgraduate
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Ajay Sathyan Sathyan
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Hi, today, hospitals are offering state of the art facilities that need professional’s right from the front office staff to quality assurance experts, technicians in all specialized areas, customer support, housekeeping, safety, medical counselling and hospital administration. The jobs involved in healthcare management are difficult and demanding. A great number of private hospitals and clinics have emerged out all over the country. With growing importance on quality of health care and patient satisfaction, there has been an incredible need for persons with professional qualification in the field of hospital management. You can also get advice from an education consultant, for further information.
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- August 27, 2012
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