Learning To Take Care

Updated on: Wednesday, September 21, 2011

AVAGMAH Online School (AOS), a distance education initiative of e-learning implementation and talent lifecycle management company, 24x7 Learning, announced the admissions for Online MBA in Hospital Management for the 2013 batch on September 19. The online MBA in Hospital Management is a two-year degree post graduation program where students can learn in an interactive and online mode through AVAGMAH virtual campus. The course is DEC and UGC, government of India approved.

The AVAGMAH Online School MBA (global) programme in Hospital Management has been designed keeping in mind the ever-increasing demand for management personnel in the healthcare sector in India. The programme covers extensive courses from hospital architecture, planning, designing and maintenance management, hospital clinical service management to epidemiology and public health system.

The programme aims to impart knowledge in order to help administer and manage the health care. Post programme completion, students can be employed in hospitals, large group medical practices, clinics, mental health facilities and multi-facility healthcare companies. The programme also provides an option for working professionals to advance by moving into more responsible and higher paying positions such as assistant or associate administrator and finally, CEO, or by moving to larger facilities.

“India’s health care sector is estimated to be worth US $ 275.6 billion by 2020.The expansion of the health care market will need efficient management professionals apart from the medical and technical professionals. We have taken the initiative through AVAGMAH Online School to train and prepare the individuals with the relevant knowledge and skill for the uprising sector,” said Karthik KS, CEO and founder of 24X7 Learning.

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