B.Sc Accident & Emergency Care Technology

Bachelor of Science in Accident and Emergency Care Technology

B.Sc Accident & Emergency Care Technology or Bachelor of Science in Accident & Emergency Care Technology program is a four-year undergraduate program that prepares students to be first responders to all types of medical situations. The training taught students how to save patients in different medical crises both inside and outside of the hospital.

The majority of training experience has been in the department of Accident and Emergency Medicine. It is the responsibility of the Accident and Emergency care trained personnel, in collaboration with the medical team, to save many precious lives in the event of an emergency. After completing the course, emergency care technicians would be well-positioned to work in multi-specialty hospitals in India and overseas.

B.Sc Accident & Emergency Care Technology Eligibility

• The aspiring students must have qualified for their 10+2 examination or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board.
• The candidates should have secured a minimum of 55% aggregate marks at their Intermediate level.

B.Sc Accident & Emergency Care Technology Syllabus

Syllabus of Accident & Emergency Care Technology course as prescribed by various colleges & universities.

B.Sc Accident & Emergency Care Technology College

• KMCH Institute of Allied Health Sciences, Tamil Nadu

How is the B.Sc Accident & Emergency Care Technology Course Beneficial?

• Candidates who complete this interesting and demanding curriculum will be able to manage all types of emergency patients in Trauma / Emergency Departments. Accident and emergency medicine is a growing and significant speciality in India, as well as an established specialty elsewhere.
• This course, a dynamic specialty involved in many acute medical and surgical crises, provides graduates with several options to work in emergency services in a variety of settings.

B.Sc Accident & Emergency Care Technology Employment Areas

• Emergency Departments in the Multispecialty Hospitals
• Government / Private Trauma Centers
• Ortho Specialty Centers
• Pediatric Trauma Centers
• Surgical Emergency Area
• Trauma Ambulance Services