Dialysis technology is a specialized field within healthcare focused on the treatment of patients with kidney failure or chronic kidney disease. Dialysis technicians, also known as hemodialysis technicians or renal dialysis technicians, are trained to operate dialysis machines and provide direct patient care. Their role is critical in managing the removal of waste products and excess fluids from the blood when the kidneys are no longer able to perform these functions effectively. Key responsibilities include:
Candidates must have completed 10+2
The course is a 2-year diploma program, including theory, practical sessions, and hospital-based internships.
Yes, the diploma is affiliated with recognized boards/institutions and valid for employment in hospitals and healthcare centers.
You can work as a Dialysis Technician in:
Government & Private Hospitals
Dialysis Centers
Multi-specialty Clinics
Kidney Care Units
Home Dialysis Services
Yes. The course includes hands-on training with dialysis machines and internships in hospital dialysis units.
Yes, we offer 100% placement support, and many students are already working in leading hospitals and centers.
School of Healthcare offers practical healthcare education to develop skilled paramedics. Our focus is on hands-on training and career-oriented learning.
