DIPLOMA IN HEALTH INSPECTOR
OUR CORE
Diploma in Health Inspector is a popular choice amongst candidates looking to pursue a career in Public Health, Sanitation, and Private Medical Bodies. The students not only require a good knowledge of Biology and Basic Medical Practices but also need to have an urge to serve the patients suffering from hygiene issues. The pass-outs of Diploma in Health Inspector course are generally responsible for maintaining high-quality hygiene in the organisations in which they work.
CAREER PROSPECTSDiplomo in Health Inspector
Diplomo in Health Inspector
Career prospects
- Diploma in Health Inspector can lead students to some worthy jobs and roles, as healthcare is one of the largest and important sectors of the country. The students can be appointed to various junior and mid-level jobs in Municipal Corporations, Private Hospitals, Public Hospitals, Hotels, Diagnostic Laboratories and Pathology Labs.
- Students who have completed DHI are offered sub-managerial roles like Medical Assistants, Laboratory Assistants, Multipurpose Health Worker, Field Assistant etc. With experience, the candidates can also rise to managerial positions like Health Inspector, Sanitation Inspector, and Food Inspector.
- There are many higher education opportunities available after this course also. Students can further pursue courses like B.Sc. in Health Inspector, B.Sc. in Sanitation Inspector, B.Sc. in Food Technology, B.Sc. in Health Science, Bachelors in Ecology and Environment, Bachelor in Water Management etc.
Roles
Roles of Health Inspector
- Medical Assistant:
To help patients by providing proper information. Conducting preliminary physical tests, maintaining records, ensuring regular checkups, maintaining medical supplies and performing preventive maintenance are also part of the duty. - Multipurpose Health Worker:
Conducting periodic field visits, maintaining records and registers, helping in implementation of public health programs, environmental sanitation, spreading awareness, immunisation etc form the part of the job. - Laboratory Assistant:
The work of a laboratory assistant includes collection of relevant samples from patients, giving preliminary instructions to patients, maintaining records about patients and distributing test reports to patients. - Field Assistant:
A field assistant has to assist his superior during a field visit. This may include carrying proper documents and files to the site, managing incoming patients on the site, maintaining proper medical supplies etc. - Health/Sanitation Inspector:
A health or sanitation inspector is responsible for ensuring best practice in the area with regards to hygiene and cleanliness. He/she may need to conduct field visits, manage vaccination programs, correct malfunctioning of sanitation system, handle complains etc. - Food Inspector:
The food inspector proper implementation of consumer food safety protection laws. He/she may need to visit various food outlets to conduct the tests to ensure whether the proper quality of food is being served or not.