career opportunities in health informatics in india

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Permalink Reply by Dr. IK on July 12, 2008 at 4:35pm

simple, train yourself :)

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Permalink Reply by Dr.Naresh Yallapragada on July 12, 2008 at 10:29pm

Hello Dr.Sandeep,Naresh here.Iam currently pursuing my masters in health informatics in London.Iam a dentist passed out in 2002.
Worked for a few years in Hyderabad and then jumped into this novel field of health informatics.
As far as I understand,there are good opportunities in health informatics in India and abroad.
If you ask me to get a gud career in HI,u shud have some IT degrees.
I would suggest you to do a pg diploma in IT from any reputed institutions in India and then do a masters in health informatics from either in India or abroad.
A medical college in Cochin,India has an MSc in health informatics which is for 2 years.Its head is Prof Ajith Babu, a fantastic guy.
U can get in touch with him.
Gud Luck!
Naresh.

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Permalink Reply by itisha vasisht on July 13, 2008 at 4:12pm

respected sir
Myself itisha vasisht i m pursuing MBA(PUBLIC HEALTH INFORMATICS) from jamia hamdard , new delhi.... please can u tell me about its scope and where i can apply for the job...and where the students of Msc health informatics get placed in cochin...means there job profile..because this is the first tim course introduced in delhi..
plz reply
i willl be very glad
thank you

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Permalink Reply by Dr.Naresh Yallapragada on July 17, 2008 at 11:26am

Hello Itisha,
Its gud to hear that we have a MBA programme in health informatics in Delhi,.
As far as I know, some got recruited to GE health care in Bangalore.!
Gud luck!

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Permalink Reply by itisha vasisht on July 19, 2008 at 4:28am

thanks for the reply sir..well i m not interestd to try for UK.i just want to settel down in india.but just asking for its scope.becouse its not well established in terms of market value in india so i just askng its a growing field or stiil have resistance.

u are doing from one of the best university.

but here is HI is still laging behind.
GE health care???okk thanks
sir in ur according to curriculum what u had learnt.and will u do software proggramming or some reports generation.
as i did my summer training in hospital information system established by wipro.

did u went UK only for studies or u stay permanently there.

okk thaks sir

goodnite

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Permalink Reply by Dr. Sandeep Madhukar Wankhede on July 13, 2008 at 10:58pm

thank u Mr. naresh 4 ur so kind information.so may i know d address and contact number of that institute which is providing that M.Sc. healthcare information.

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Permalink Reply by Dr.Naresh Yallapragada on July 17, 2008 at 11:24am

Sandeep,
see this link
http://www.aimshospital.org/academics/msc.html
hope this will be useful..

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Permalink Reply by Ajieh Nelson Uyi on August 29, 2008 at 6:52pm

i am a final year student of health information management here in nig. and also planning to start up a diploma in IT i.e DBA,how can i contact Prof Ajith Babu. cos i would like to do a MSC in health informatics

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Permalink Reply by meenu on December 9, 2008 at 11:54pm

hallo naresh,
i am a dentist from india..but now living in Düsseldorf, Germany ..i want to know some details about health informatics in germany.Do you know any interdisciplinary cources related to life science, medical or health informatics here?
if you know , please let me know ..it would be of great help..i dont have any issues in medium of instruction(english or german) as i am doing my german language courses here and i will finishing by the middle of next year..Thanks in advance..

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Permalink Reply by pankaj kumar roy on March 29, 2009 at 4:46am

Hi,
I am pankaj kumar Roy what is my career in new delhi. I am not MBBS.

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Permalink Reply by Sean Liu on July 13, 2008 at 12:01am

My company is a Health Management Corporate.
Our main strength is the AMHTS, a computerised Health Screening system to streamline service process,
Because the AIDS is not the main killer in developed country. to best prevent Chornic diesease for now rely most on early detection. My company forsee the bottleneck of screening service 20 years ago, so we developed a patented system
that offer 180 people to recieve the 100 check item and issue the report with interpretation whithin 4 hours. Every test result and interpretation is sent into database along with a 200 item lifestyle questionaire.

Since we have began this practice 20 years ago. we have allocate 1.1 million sample.
FYI . do you think it's something you want?

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Permalink Reply by Dr. Shwetank jain on August 4, 2008 at 3:51pm

The system appears to be interesting. The lifestyle diseases are now on an upward trend in India. The population to be served is very large. The screening service which can cover a large number of people within a short period of time, will be of great interest.

Please revert with more details.
Cheers,
Shwetank

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