B.Voc in Dialysis Technology Program
Course Description
The artificial process of removing waste (diffusion) and extra water (ultra-filtration)
from the blood is called dialysis. Our kidneys naturally perform this, however in some
cases, people may have failed or damaged kidneys that are unable to perform the function
adequately. They might require dialysis.
Students can study the fundamentals of dialysis, kidney medical science, fluid and
electrolyte balance, hematologic aspects, infectious diseases, dialysis systems and
equipment, vascular access to the circulation, blood chemistry, complications of renal
failure, psycho-social aspects, and an overview of peritoneal dialysis and renal
transplantation during the three-year graduate program.
In summary, students receive training on how to use, maintain, and examine dialysis
equipment. In addition to technical instruction, this course also covers topics
including human anatomy and physiology, renal disorders, other pertinent diseases, blood
chemistry, etc.
Progression from the qualification (Please show Professional and academic progression)
Progression will be possible in both academic as well as
professional area as:
Level 5- Team Leader/ Supervisor – Dialysis Department
or
Level 5: Specialization in Advanced Dialysis Techniques through
bridge course.
Planned arrangements for RPL
HSSC has developed RPL policy to conduct pre-assessment of students for gap analysis as per NOS, sharing the gap & final assessments of students and certification.
International comparability where known
While writing the NOSs the UK NOSs were also referred to and an the effort was taken to maintain comparability in the technical part of the NOSs.
Career Scope
- ◉ Dialysis Technician
- ◉ Clinical Coordinator
- ◉ Nephrologists
- ◉ Medical Technician
- ◉ Dialysis Therapist
- ◉ Business Development Executive in an equipment manufacturing firm
Subject
1 Anatomy & Physiology
2 General Biochemistry
3 Introduction to Kidney Disease and Renal Replacement
Therapy
4 Introduction of Patient Safety
5 Computing Skills-I
6 Functional English
Lab
Practical of Course BVDT -101
Practical of Course BVDT -102
Practical of Course BVDT -103
Practical of Course BVDT -104
Practical of Course BVDT -105
1 Applied Anatomy & Physiology
2 General Pathology & Microbiology
3 Principle and types of Dialysis
4 Bio Medical Waste Management
5 Medical Terminology and Record Keeping
6 Basics of Economics and Market
Lab
Practical of Course BVDT -201
Practical of Course BVDT -202
Practical of Course BVDT -203
Practical of Course BVDT -204
Practical of Course BVDT -205
1 Concepts of Kidney Disease
2 Applied Pathology and Microbiology related to dialysis
department
3 Instrumentation in Dialysis
4 Applied Dialysis Technology- I
5 Communication Skill-II
6 Financial Literacy
Lab
Practical of Course BVDT -301
Practical of Course BVDT -302
Practical of Course BVDT -303
Practical of Course BVDT -304
Practical of Course BVDT -305
1 Patient care of Dialysis Patients
2 Pharmacology
3 Applied Dialysis Technology- II
4 Clinical dialysis-I
5 Basics of Accounting
6 Computing Skill-II
Lab
Practical of Course BVDT -401
Practical of Course BVDT -402
Practical of Course BVDT -403
Practical of Course BVDT -404
Practical of Course BVDT -406
Internship in Hospital
1 Applied Pharmacology Related to Dialysis
2 Clinical Dialysis-II
3 Renal Nutrition
4 General Medicine and General Surgery
5 Digital Literacy
6 Introduction to National Healthcare System
Lab
Practical of Course BVDT -501
Practical of Course BVDT -502
Practical of Course BVDT -503
Practical of Course BVDT -504
Practical of Course BVDT -505
1 Clinical Nephrology and Dialysis Management
2 Advance Dialysis Technology
3 Entrepreneurship
Lab
Practical based on BVDT-601
Practical based on BVDT-602
Project in hospital
