ITM Institute Of Health Science

IHS - Basic lab skills you should possess as an MLT student

When chemical or biological substances need to be analysed, they are taken to a lab where technicians, or lab techs, perform the necessary tests. Most BSc MLT colleges in Mumbai and Msc colleges have basic labs in their institutes. Lab technicians use a range of technical talents, physical aptitudes, and

IHS - Why are internships important for health science students?

* The idea of a summer internship You require experience to get practical knowledge in your field of endeavour. Employers today place a high value on resumes that reflect relevant work history, whether it comes from paid employment, volunteer work, or an internship at a business. An official programme provided by

IHS - Benefits of International Internship: MLT Edition

Everyone's life is changed by their internships. They frequently represent your first exposure to a professional setting where you experience the stress of deadlines, meetings, and interactions with people from various backgrounds. You must make a wise decision; while it won't determine the remainder of your

IHS - Different types of medical labs

Health care is a huge sector, within it MLT is another broader domain. BSC MLT graduates are trained to work as lab technicians at a professional level. Whereas, after that one has to choose a specialised lab that focuses on a particular type of diagnosis. There are multiple types of

IHS - Things you need to consider before starting your own optical lab

When we opt to go for courses from the Institute of Health Sciences, there is a sheet of excitement within ourselves. For someone who has completed their bachelor of optometry or someone willing to opt for the degree, newness always brings excitement. No doubt all those who have wanted to

IHS - How to handle patients as an MLT Professional?

1: Listen Listening is the first step in dealing with patients. It's also one of the most important skills of a BSc MLT professional because it allows you to understand their needs and emotions. Make sure that your patient feels heard by you, understood by them, and cared

IHS - Guide to non-clinical careers after MSc Optometry

The majority, if not the entire, career of an optometrist is spent in clinical practice after their bachelor's and masters of optometry course. It is the most natural career path for the majority of us because that is what we studied in optometry school, but it is not