Diana School of Paramedical

The Diana School of Paramedical fees structure is carefully designed to be competitive and affordable, helping students from various economic backgrounds while providing high-quality education and well-equipped Labs in this tough market. The fees differ depending on the diploma, course, specialization, and category of admission.

Diana School of Paramedical Courses - Detailed Breakdown

1. Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT)

Medical laboratory technicians perform tests on various body cells/tissues, and body fluids like blood, urine, CSF, etc to help the Doctors diagnose and treat diseases. It Covers microbiology, hematology, clinical biochemistry, and immunology. It Prepares students to operate and maintain laboratory equipment. 

Job Designation and Responsibilities

Job Roles:

1. Medical/Clinical Technician: Responsible for diagnosing blood and urine samples and reporting observations to physicians.

2. Cytogenetic Technician: Analyzes chromosomes and genetic materials, detects genetic abnormalities, and suggests treatments.

3. Pathologist Assistant: Assists pathologists in studying pathogens causing health issues.

4. Lab Technician: Conducts diagnostic tests, operates lab equipment, and maintains accurate records.

5. Quality Control Technician

Corresponding Responsibilities:

• Sample Collection and Handling: Collecting and handling patient samples such as blood, urine, and tissue specimens.

• Lab Equipment Operation: Operating and maintaining various laboratory apparatus like microscopes and centrifuges.

• Testing and Analysis: Performing diagnostic tests on patient samples following standard protocols.

• Quality Control: Executing quality control processes to validate the precision of laboratory examinations.

• Data Management: They Master keeping extensive records of test outcomes, patient data, and quality control data.

Detailed Breakdown

Note: Uniform and Clinical Fees are not Included

2. Diploma in X-RAY Technology (DXRT)

The diploma in X-ray technology program is an allied paramedical education that opens up a wide range of exciting employment options because diagnosis and treatment strategies are still greatly influenced by it. Includes training on radiographic equipment operation and patient positioning. It Teaches image analysis and interpretation alongside doctors. 

Job Designation and Responsibilities

Job Roles:

1. X-ray Technician: Operates X-ray equipment to produce images of the patient's internal structures.

2. Assistant X-ray Technician: Assists the primary X-ray technician and helps in preparing patients and equipment.

3. Radiographer: Performs a range of radiographic examinations using X-ray equipment and other imaging technologies.

4. CT Scan Technologist: Uses advanced X-ray technology to capture detailed cross-sectional images of the internal organs.

5. Radiologist Assistant: Supports radiologists in interpreting and diagnosing medical images.

Corresponding Responsibilities:

• Operating X-ray Equipment: Properly positioning patients and adjusting machine settings to obtain clear images.

• Patient Care: Ensuring patient comfort and safety during the imaging process.

• Image Quality Control: Checking the clarity of X-ray images and retaking them if necessary.

• Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate records of patient images and reports.

• Safety and Compliance: Adhering to health and safety standards to minimize radiation exposure 

Detailed Breakdown

Note: Uniform and Clinical Fees are not included in above mentioned Diana  Paramedical College Fees 

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3. Diploma in Operation Theatre Technology (DOTT)

A Diploma in Operation Theatre Technology (D-OTT) consists of a two-year undergraduate (UG) program that teaches students how to support medical professionals in hospitals, emergency departments, and intensive care units. DOTT Includes training on emergency procedures and anesthetic techniques.

Job Designation and Responsibilities

Job Roles:

1. Operation Theatre Technician (OT Technician): Assists surgeons and other medical professionals during surgical procedures.

2. Scrub Technician: Prepares and maintains surgical instruments and equipment during surgeries.

3. Anesthesia Technician: Assists anesthesiologists in administering anesthesia and monitoring patients' vital signs.

4. Surgical Equipment Technician: Manages and maintains surgical equipment and ensures it is in working order.

5. CSSD Technician: Works in the Central Sterile Supply Department, sterilizing and preparing surgical instruments and supplies.

6. Patient Care Assistant: Provides support and care to patients before, during, and after surgery.

 Corresponding Responsibilities:

• Preoperative Tasks: Preparing patients for surgery, procuring procedure-specific surgical tools and materials, and ensuring everything required during the surgery is functioning and securely connected.

• During Surgery: Assisting the surgeon by providing technical aid, positioning the patient, and ensuring the smooth operation of the operation theatre.

• Postoperative Tasks: Restocking supplies, rearranging instruments, and getting the operation theatre ready for the next surgery.

• Infection Control: Ensuring all equipment and the environment are sterile to prevent infections.

• Patient Management: Providing support to patients in the recovery phase and ensuring their comfort and safety.

Detailed Breakdown

Note: Uniform and Clinical Fees are not Included