The Master of Science in Critical Care Technology equips students with the expertise to manage critically ill patients using specialized equipment and clinical techniques. It blends theoretical knowledge with hands-on training in intensive care procedures.

Key Subjects Include:

• Advanced Human Physiology & Pathophysiology
• Critical Care Pharmacology
• Life Support Systems & Ventilators
• Intensive Care Monitoring Techniques
• Infection Control and ICU Protocols
• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) & Emergency Response
• Blood Gas Analysis & Fluid Management
• Advanced Medical Equipment Handling
• Ethics & Legal Aspects of Critical Care
• Research Methodology & Clinical Internship

Students undergo practical training in hospital ICUs, emergency rooms, and high-dependency units to gain real-time exposure.

📥 Eligibility Criteria

• B.Sc. in Critical Care Technology, Anesthesia Technology, Operation Theatre Technology, Nursing, or Allied Health Sciences
• Minimum 50% aggregate marks
• Entrance exams or interviews may be required by some universities

Job Roles:

• Critical Care Technologist
• ICU Specialist Technologist
• Clinical Application Specialist (Life Support Equipment)
• Emergency Medical Officer Assistant
• Clinical Educator / Trainer in ICU Technology
• Research Assistant in Critical Care Studies

Employment Areas:

• Multispecialty Hospitals (ICU, NICU, CCU)
• Emergency and Trauma Centers
• Medical Colleges and Teaching Hospitals
• Healthcare Device Companies (Ventilators, Monitors)
• Government Health Services
• NGOs and Disaster Response Units

Higher Education & Certifications:

• Ph.D. in Critical Care Science or Health Technology
• International certifications (e.g., ACLS, BLS, PALS, CCRN)
• Specialized fellowships in Cardiac Critical Care or Neuro ICU

🌟 Why Choose M.Sc. in Critical Care Technology?

• Direct involvement in life-saving critical care
• Work with cutting-edge ICU and emergency equipment
• High demand in hospitals, especially post-pandemic
• Excellent scope for international placement
• Crucial role in modern healthcare delivery