Medical Transcription is one of the fastest growing fields in health care. Medical Transcriptionists are in demand in Western countries especially in the US where the entire healthcare industry is based on insurance and detailed medical records are needed for processing insurance claims. Medical transcription could be one of the speedy growing IT enabled service in India also, with the rapid change in the outlook in Indian healthcare and privatization of the insurance sector. India provides an ideal location for conducting medical transcription with the large population of educated English speaking people and the comparative low cost which encourages companies abroad to outsource their work to the Indian Medical Transcription field.
Medical transcription is an interesting and challenging career. It is the process whereby one accurately and swiftly transcribes medical records dictated by doctors and others, including history and physical reports, clinic notes, office notes, operative reports, consultation notes, discharge summaries, letters, psychiatric evaluations, laboratory reports, x-ray reports and pathology reports. M.T. or Medical Transcriptionist is a person who assists physicians and specialty surgeons usually by transcribing, formatting, and proof reading their dictated medically oriented report of a patient's health history. This dictation covers pretty much everything that takes place between the health care provider and the patient. Usually, the information dictated by doctors is recorded either into tape or onto digital voice processing systems. The process of medical transcription is transferring this information using word processing. Transcription services range from small, one-person home-based businesses to sophisticated, high-tech corporations which employ transcriptionists. Some medical transcription services now employ both 'on-site' and home-based medical transcriptionists. Medical transcription services serve client hospitals throughout the nation and abroad.
Career in sports has emerged as one of the most lucrative options in India. Although cricket is considered second to none in India, in terms of its popularity, there still exist people who have developed inclination towards other forms of sports as well, predominantly football and hockey. Looking at the tremendous success in the recent Commonwealth Games 2010 and other major international sporting events, some unconventional games including wrestling, lawn tennis, badminton, shooting, have also gained popularity and have resulted in sports becoming one of the chosen career options in India. More and more academies are coming up especially dedicated to impart training in different types of sporting activities. In India, the Sports Authority of India (SAI) is the apex body that is bestowed with the responsibility of encouraging young talent to develop interest in sports and excel in their chosen sporting activities. Government and private academies functioning under SAI impart formal training in various sporting activities, to create sportspersons who can bring laurels to the country at national and international levels.
Course Details A number of institutes in India provide training in sports. The aspirants can join these institutes after completing their academic qualifications such as 10+2 level, with sporting ability. Along with high level courses such as Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph D, some institutes are also offering diploma, PG diploma and certificate courses in sports.
Career Prospects Sports have opened up many career opportunities for young talents in India. After acquiring training in various sports academies, one can opt for building career as a sportsperson and play at state level first and then look for opportunities at the national and international levels. Apart from serving as a player, an experienced sportsperson can also work as a coach, team manager, fitness instructor, umpire / referee, sports journalist / sports commentator, sports photographer, sports equipment supplier / manufacturer.
Institutes Offering There are several academies and institutes under Sports Authority of India (SAI) that impart training to young students to make them talented sportspersons. Some of the prominent sports institutes in India are Laxmibai National Institute of Physical Education (Gwalior), Lakshmibai National College of Physical Education (Thiruvananthapuram), MRF Pace Foundation (Chennai), Tata Football Academy (Jamshedpur), National Cricket Academy (Bangalore), Gujarat University (Ahmedabad), National Sports East Centre (Calcutta), Adarsh College of Physical Education (Osmanabad), Amity School of Physical Studies and Sports Sciences (Noida), Netaji Subhash National Institute of Sports (Patiala), Bhupathi Tennis Academy (Bangalore), and Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education & Sports Sciences ( New Delhi).
As compared to other profession in the civilian world, the Indian Navy has a great deal to offer to young men and women. It gives an individual the opportunity to display leadership skills and bestows one with a tremendous amount of responsibility at a very young age. The Navy provides countless opportunities ranging from being in charge of part of a ship to flying an aircraft or looking after one department on the ship/establishment independently. In addition, throughout his/her career one can actively participate in the sports and adventure activities of their choice, an option not commonly offered in other office jobs. Despite being seafarers the Indian Navy has sent expeditions to Mount Everest and Antarctica, an achievement which the nation can be proud. In this profession the friendship is made for a lifetime due to the strong bond of camaraderie that forms with fellow officers and also with the sailors, whom one may command.
An officer at a very young age assumes the responsibility of commanding his men and use of latest equipment on the ships/submarines/aircraft. Working in the latest technology environment, the young officers are exposed to the very best in their field of operations. The cutting edge technology and Revolution in Military Affairs makes the career very challenging in the Indian Navy. It is the only service that operates regularly with the other navies of the world. This not only helps in professional expertise of an individual but provides opportunities to exhibit our talent with pride all across the world.
Men in white command dignity and respect and are always in high spirits as the service offers personal, financial, emotional security and status in the society. Adventure activities like mountaineering, sailing, yachting, water sports, polo and other sports/games are easily accessible. For those who seek fulfilment in life, there is no career like the Navy. It offers an attractive pay package, perks, life time pension, medical benefits for self and family.
CSIR- Indian Institute of Petroleum (IIP) is a constituent laboratory of Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR). Established in 1960, CSIR-IIP has a rich legacy of being a pioneer in the area of Petroleum & Hydrocarbon industry and is presently engaged in the development of sophisticated green technologies to cater to the energy needs of modern world and for reducing carbon footprint.
CSIR-IIP has developed and transferred technologies to industries in the area of petroleum refining, natural gas, petrochemicals, chemicals and utilisation of petroleum products, provided technical services and imparted world class training to the human resource of Oil and Refining industry. CSIR-IIP has strong international collaborations with industries and academia in India & abroad and has outstanding scientist in the multidisciplinary areas of R&D in the hydrocarbon and related industry. The acquirement of ISO-9001 certification by the institute in 1998 and its accreditation to ISO: 9001-2008 proves its commitment towards quality services and management.
The major achievements include:
Seventy large scale technology developments (of which thirty eight have been commercialised with a cumulative refining capacity of over 38 million tonnes per annum).
Twenty–odd prestigious National and CSIR technology awards and the unique distinction of having served as alma mater to practically every captain of the petroleum industry in India.
The core scientific areas of CSIR-IIP are:
Analytical Science
Automotive Fuel and Lubricant Application
Bio Fuels
Catalytical Conversion Processes
Chemical Science
Heavy Oil Processesing
Industrial & Domestic Combustion
Separation Processes
Tribology
CSIR-IIP has the following thrust areas for research:
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