The
Healthcare industry has emerged as a growth engine for the Indian economy
contributing substantially to the increase in the GDP. However, against a world
average of around 4 hospital beds per person population India lags behind with ratio of 0.7 indicating
insufficient healthcare infrastructure in India India
There is a
new wave in healthcare. The industry has been growing at the rate of about 16
percent per annum reaffirming that a future in healthcare in truly healthy. The
health sector presently employs 4 Million individuals, making it one of the
largest service sectors in the economy. Yet despite these fascinating numbers,
the industry is starved for health manpower. In the immediate present, the
country needs to double the number of doctors, triple the number of nurses and
quadruple the number of paramedics. Consequently, this new partnership forged
between TSNA and Tamil
Dr.M.G.R. Medical
University
Recently the
Government of India had taken up significant steps to address the issues of
health manpower by its proposal to establish new institutions for Allied
Healthcare professionals with an outlay of around 1.5 crores. As a first
mover, in a path breaking move to address the immense need gap for the health
manpower, Tamil Nadu Dr.M.G.R. Medical University took on a pioneering initiative
to fulfill the requirements for paramedical professionals by inviting select
health care providers to promote programs in Allied Science courses.
A preferred
partner is TSNA, an education wing of Sankara Nethralaya Group endeavour with
close to 3.5 decade of experience in health education.
Objective
of Introducing Allied Sciences for Class 12 Completed Candidates by our academy
in affiliation with the Tamilnadu Dr. MGR
Medical University
Ø To
address the Shortage of skilled work force
Ø To
ensure quality health care delivery
Ø
To provide employment opportunities
To Know
about our allied Health Science courses, Pl visit : www.thesnacademy.ac.in
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