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BSc Clinical research & Healthcare Management

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Scope of The Course
  • Vacancies
    INR 3.5 Lacs to INR 5.5 Lacs PA

    Starting Salary Package

  • INR 3.5 Lacs to 6.0 Lacs
    INR Over USD 261 billion

    Industry Size

  • U$D 16
    25 lac positions globally

    Positions vacant

BSc Clinical Research & Healthcare Management
 
Why ICRI?

ICRI’s unique curriculum combines academic and practical learning with its internship schemes with global companies like Ranbaxy, DR Reddy’s labs ,Glaxo SmithKline & Novartis to name a few.

90% of ICRI’s trainees are absorbed by these companies for a permanent position as ICRI’s programs, ensure that its graduates are equipped academically and are professionally trained for the global job market. 

As a result of the courses covering a wide variety of subjects, ICRI graduates are also hired by IT companies like HCS, TCS and WIPRO

India’s first book on clinical research and pharmacovigilance was launched by ICRI.

It is the first institute to launch a PHD in Clinical Research and the first international and national conference in clinical research was also conducted by ICRI in India.

ICRI has conducted major corporate training workshops at companies such as Dr.Reddy’s, Apollo hospital, Panacea Biotech, IPCA LAB helping us to know the latest trends and practices in the industry.

ICRI has partnered with leading organizations such as Singh health, AHA,DIA,UKIERI for various research and training initiatives.

Most of the professionals working in clinical research and pharmacovigilance industry are ICRIians, therefore you will be the preferred candidate for the job.

ICRI has been India’s first & most awarded institution in Clinical Research & Healthcare since 2004.

Awardee of Presidential Award for contribution in Clinical Research & Healthcare sector

ICRI has 19000+ Alumni network working across the globe

ICRI has produced the largest number research scholars and are working on various research studies globally

What will you be taught?

SEMESTER I

    • Spoken English
    • Management Concepts
    • Accounting-I
    • Fundamentals Of Clinical Research
    • Introduction To Health Care
    • Mind Management And Human Values

SEMESTER II

    • Advanced Spoken English
    • Organizational Behaviour And Human Resource Management
    • Pharmacology-I
    • Marketing Management
    • Health, Hospital And Drug Administration
    • Medical Therapeutics-I

SEMESTER III

    • Communicative English
    • Analytical And Clinical Biochemistry
    • Basics of Biostatistics *
    • Bioethics And Bio Safety
    • Preclinical Studies
    • Business Application-Excel
    • Medical Therapeutics-II

SEMESTER IV

    • Research Methodology
    • Pharmacology-II
    • Fundamentals of Clinical Trials Operations
    • Global Regulations Of clinical Trial
    • Environmental Studies
    • Molecular Diagnostics

SEMESTER V

    • Fundamentals of Pharmacovigilance and safety reporting
    • Clinical Data Management
    • Medical writing
    • Project Management
    • Healthcare Administration
    • SAS Training
    • Minor Project as per approved topic

SEMESTER VI

    • Medical Records Management
    • Basic Epidemiology
    • Quality In Healthcare and Total Quality Management
    • Ethics In Clinical Research
    • Hospital Management And Law
    • Soft Skills & Personality Development Training
    • Internship Training & Reporting
    • Major Project As Per Approved Topic
What Will You Become

    Where Will you work?

    Educational Institution

    Clinical Research Organizations

    Hospitals

    Drug & Food Regulatory Organizations / research institutes

    Biotechnology companies

    Medical institutes

    Pharmaceutical Companies

    Healthcare Companies

    Medical Tourism

    Career Avenues in Clinical Research

    For Management Professionals: (with Life Science/Health Science background) Business Development / Clinical Project Management / Clinical Research Management / Regulatory Affairs.

    Clinical Research Associates: To monitor clinical trials, ensure compliance with the clinical trial protocol, checks clinical sites activities, make on-site visits, CRFs.

    Clinical Research Investigators: Conduct BA/BE studies, writing / revising SOP, review of protocols, investigators brochures, ICF & CRFs Protocol, CRF & ICF preparations plans and conduct of BA/BEIEC/IRB affairs-GC.

    Study Coordinators: Provides safety & protection while collecting & managing the study data.

    Data Manager / Biostatistician: Design, study & predict the seriousness of the disease, seriousness of the disease, evaluate new treatment and effectiveness of medication, participate in research design, data collection, choosing & implementing appropriate methodologies, interpreting the results.

    Regulatory Affairs Managers: Review & registration of documents, evaluation of technical data, liaison with regulatory authorities.

    Business Development Manager: Identify potential clients, establish business relations, responsible for meeting new clients, following up on leads, market research

    Medical Writer: Documentation, manuscripts, abstracts, external communication tools Clinical Data Manager: Ensures the accuracy & consistency of data prepared for regulatory bodies for reporting purpose.

    Careers in healthcare:

    Health Service Manager- Healthcare managers oversee the administration of healthcare systems

    Project Manager - Healthcare project managers are responsible for regular coordination and operation within the process. On the initiation of a new project, it is their responsibility to come up with a detailed project plan and solution for the problem

    Customer Service Manager - As a customer service manager, you'll make sure that the needs of customers are being met or exceeded. Your aim is to provide and promote excellent customer service

    Hospital Administrator- A hospital administrator is a professional who oversees the daily operations of a hospital by planning, directing, and coordinating health services

    Health Information Manager- A Healthcare Information Manager is a person who is responsible for creating, storing and managing information in digital records. These can be medical reports of patients, doctor's notes, diagnosis, test results, medical guidance books etc

    Floor Manager- A floor manager is responsible for supervising the general operations of a specific department in an organization. Floor manager tasks include assisting customers, ensuring prompt resolution of the issues raised by the patients

    Medical Practice Manager - A Medical Practice Manager is an expert individual who works at a healthcare facility such as a hospital or a private medical clinic and guarantees that the facility's operations, legal compliance, and finances are in check

Industry Exposure
  • India’s 1st Institute
  • India’s 1st Institute
  • India’s 1st Institute
Industry
    • Clinical research Industry & Healthcare: Global & Indian perspective
    • The global clinical trials market size was estimated over 50.0 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach to USD 84.43 Bn by 2030 with a registered CAGR of 5.7% during the forecast period 2022 to 2030.
    • The market was further  driven by the COVID-19 pandemic and the importance of making India as a hub for conducting clinical trials the rising demand for creating an effective therapy. The large number of patients also highlights the growing demand for treatments and immunizations. Currently, 288 medicines and 106 vaccines are in various stages of development, with almost 7.0% of therapeutics in Phase IV, 21.0% in Phase III, and 43.0%, 13.0%, and respectively, Phase II and Phase I.
    • Today, around 50,000 clinical research professionals are required in the clinical research industry.
    • Simultaneously, growth of Healthcare Industry will touch US$75 billion in the next 5 Years. Over 25 Lac new professionals will be required in the next 2 Years by healthcare sector as the sector is booming and the demand for private hospitals soar higher.
    • The medical tourism sector in India began to take off at the beginning of the previous decade as more private hospitals began sending their patients to nearby nations. These regions now send about 2 million patients to India each year, spending $4 billion on foreign currency. The government is making every effort to position India as the leading destination for medical tourism, with plans to triple the market to $12 billion within the next four years and establish a new sector that will support millions of jobs in all 50 states.
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