Fundamentals of Renal Physiology 

Understand kidney functions and the impact of renal disorders.

Dialysis Machine Operation 

Master the use and troubleshooting of advanced dialysis equipment.

Patient Preparation and Monitoring 

Learn to assess and monitor patients before, during, and after dialysis.

Sterile and Safe Practices 

Implement protocols to ensure infection control and patient safety.

Fluid and Electrolyte Management 

Study the principles of managing patient fluids during dialysis treatment. 

Emergency Response in Dialysis 

Gain skills to handle emergencies arising during dialysis procedures. 

Introduction to Dialysis Technology

Overview of dialysis and its significance in modern medicine.

Anatomy and Physiology of the Renal System 

Learn the structure and functions of the kidneys and urinary system.

Basics of Medical Instrumentation 

Introduction to medical equipment used in renal care.

Principles of Sterilization 

Learn infection prevention and sterilization techniques.

Patient Care Fundamentals 

Develop essential patient care and communication skills.

Introduction to Medical Ethics 

Understand ethical considerations in healthcare practices. 

Hemodialysis Procedures

Learn step-by-step hemodialysis processes and techniques.

Peritoneal Dialysis Basics

Study the principles and applications of peritoneal dialysis.

Dialysis Machine Calibration

Hands-on training in operating and maintaining dialysis equipment.

Management of Dialysis Patients

Focus on monitoring and addressing patient needs during treatment.

Fluid Dynamics in Dialysis 

Study fluid management and electrolyte balance for patients. 

Clinical Exposure 

Practical experience in dialysis units under professional guidance.

Dialysis Complications and Management 

Training on identifying and addressing complications during treatment. 

Advanced Renal Replacement Therapies

Learn emerging technologies in renal replacement care.

Emergency Care in Dialysis 

Prepare for handling critical situations in dialysis procedures. 

Patient Counseling in Renal Care 

Develop skills to educate and support patients emotionally and medically. 

Professional Internship 

Gain in-depth experience in real-world dialysis units.

Preparation for Certification 

Get ready for national certifications in dialysis technology.

Educational Background 

Completion of 10+2 in Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) or equivalent.

Age Requirement 

Candidates must be at least 17 years old.

Skills 

Basic proficiency in communication to interact with healthcare teams.

Online Application 

Complete the application on our official website. 

Document Submission 

Provide academic records and identification. 

Entrance Exam/Interview 

Complete any necessary entrance requirements.

Dialysis Technicians 

Operate dialysis machines and provide direct patient care. 

Renal Care Coordinators 

Manage patient treatment schedules and education. 

Dialysis Center Administrators 

Oversee operations of dialysis clinics. 

Hospitals

Work in nephrology and renal care departments. 

Specialized Dialysis Centers  

Provide dedicated dialysis services. 

Public Health Sector 

Support community-based renal care initiatives. 

Medical Equipment Companies 

Assist in training and troubleshooting dialysis equipment.

Research Labs 

Participate in studies on renal care advancements. 

Home Dialysis Services 

Provide in-home dialysis care for patients. 

Chronic Kidney Disease Clinics 

Focus on vision care for children. 

Emergency Dialysis Units 

Provide specialized eye care for the elderly. 

Pediatric Dialysis Centers 

Support diagnostics and management of eye diseases.

Oncology Nephrology Units 

Specialize in advanced contact lens technologies. 

Home Dialysis Programs 

Assist patients with significant vision impairments. 

Transplant Support Centers 

Assist patients pre- and post-kidney transplants.