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Diploma in Orthopaedics and Plaster Technician is associated with specialists dealing with conditions involving the musculoskeletal system. An orthopaedic & plaster technician is specially trained in casting and splinting immobilization techniques. These technicians work under the supervision of orthopaedic surgeons and manage the care of the patients in a clinic and also assist during surgeries. Technicians of this field of medicine use both surgical and non-surgical procedures for treating congenital disorders, sports injuries and musculoskeletal trauma. The goal of the course is to address common musculoskeletal problems and impart knowledge of assisting patients with orthopaedic problems through application, adjustment and removal of variety of casts and splints. The diploma educates students about plaster and synthetic cast application.
For admission a candidate should have passed the 10+2 (Senior Secondary)
Examination or its equivalent Examination Science stream i.e. Physics, Chemistry and Biology OR Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics Subjects with 45% marks in the aggregate for General Category and 40% for SC/ST/OBC/MBC candidates or as per Govt. Guidelines from a recognized Board.
Candidate should have completed the minimum age of 17 years as on 31st December of the year of admission.
Selection shall be done by an Admission Board of the University strictly on merit. It will consist of two-step process –Written Entrance Examination followed by Counselling/Personal Interview (PI).
Reservation Policy:
Reservation shall be applicable as per policy of the State Government.
The course shall be of three years duration from the date of commencement of academic session.
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Internship [Non CGPA]
Graduates with a BSc in Orthopaedics Assistant and Plaster Technique have promising career prospects in various healthcare settings. Some potential career opportunities include:
Orthopaedic Assistant: Work alongside Orthopaedic surgeons to assist in surgeries, manage patient care, and perform pre-operative and post-operative tasks.
Orthopaedic Technologist: Specialize in Orthopaedic equipment and devices, including casting, splinting, and bracing. Play a key role in patient immobilization and support.
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT): Respond to emergencies and provide immediate care to individuals with Orthopaedic injuries, helping stabilize patients before they reach the hospital.
Rehabilitation Specialist: Contribute to patient recovery by assisting in rehabilitation exercises and therapies, focusing on restoring mobility and functionality after Orthopaedic procedures.
Clinical Educator: Share your expertise by teaching and training aspiring Orthopaedic assistants, plaster technicians, and medical staff in educational institutions or healthcare organizations.
Orthopaedic Technician in Sports Medicine: Collaborate with sports teams, athletes, and sports medicine professionals to provide specialized care for sports-related injuries.
Orthopaedic Equipment Sales: Work for medical equipment companies, educating healthcare professionals about Orthopaedic products and assisting in their use.
Hospital Orthopaedics Department: Join hospital Orthopaedics departments as part of the care team, assisting in patient assessment, treatment, and management.
Home Healthcare: Provide specialized home care services to patients who require ongoing Orthopaedic care, wound management, and mobility assistance.
Research and Development: Contribute to medical research and development by participating in studies, testing new techniques, and advancing Orthopaedic technology.
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