The eligibility criteria for enrolling in the course are an aggregate score of 50% in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Biology.
A two-year, a skill-based diploma in dialysis technology prepares students to operate dialysis machines on patients with acute or chronic renal failure and handle dialysis-related complications. The process of dialysis rids the blood of waste and toxins. Dialysis technicians are employed wherever dialysis procedures are carried out, and dialysis is used to remove metabolic waste products in cases of renal failure or malfunction.
Students studying in the Diploma in Dialysis Technician program learn how to operate and maintain dialysis machines, which are crucial for kidney failure patients. Human anatomy, renal disorders, dialysis techniques, infection prevention, patient care, and medical ethics are all covered in the course. Students get practical experience with hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, patient monitoring during treatment, and machine operation. In order to help nephrologists and enhance the quality of life for patients receiving long-term dialysis, dialysis technicians are essential.
