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IIHMRB-Placement Brochure Final Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Hospital & Health Management) 2-year Full-time Course Approved by AICTE, Ministry of HRD, New Delhi NABET Accreditation approved by Quality Council of India in 2015 NBA Accreditation by AIU for MBA equivalence in 2018 Placement Brochure – PGDM 2019-21 Batch Accreditations & Approvals www.iihmrbangalore.edu.in 1 Contents l Message from Trustee Secretary - 3 l Director's Message - 4 l Alumni Endorsement - 5 l IIHMR Society - 6 l About IIHMR, South Campus, Bangalore - 6 l Intellectual Capital at IIHMR, Bangalore - 7 l PGDM Programme - 9 § Course Structure - 10 § Summer Training - 12 § Dissertation and Internship - 12 § The Training & Placement Cell - 12 l Batch Profile - 13 § Hospital Management Aspirants - 14 § Health IT Management Aspirants - 56 § Health Management Aspirants - 59 l Information for Recruiters - 61 l Past Recruiters - 62 l Life at IIHMR Campus - 63 2 Message from the Trustee Secretary It is my privilege to present to you the young and dynamic graduating managers of PGDM 2019-21 batch of IIHMR South Campus, Bangalore, who are ready to take up lead positions in healthcare organizations and hospitals. The new batch of graduates will be available for placements after completing the high-quality management education and training in Hospital and Health Management at the IIHMR, South Campus. IIHMR, Bangalore was setup in 2004 with the aim to promote public health education and to become a leading institution in South India and in the South-East-Asia region. The flagship program of Post Graduate Diploma in Management – PGDM (Hospital and Health Management) has industry relevance and academically enriching courses based on many years of continuous development and ploughing in the feedback from private and public sector, and inputs from industry leaders. The experience and expertise gained through engaging in research and consultancy projects has helped our faculty to shape the course that provides experiential sharing, teaching, and field level inputs for the students. Our students are actively engaged in industry experience over six months during the two-year course work as interns in the Hospitals and Healthcare organizations. This includes dissertation work which enhances their industry- relevant problem identification and problem- solving skills. The Institute boasts of an alumni base of more than 1700 students in diverse managerial positions and many are leaders in their field across the health sector. They have reached great heights in various technical and managerial positions and at times had proven that the academic insights they gained at IIHMR, Bangalore have kept them abreast and above the rest. We feel proud of our alumni for their continuing efforts in making a difference in paradigm shift in the health and hospital sectors. Though the Covid-19 pandemic has made considerable impact in India and the effects on the economy and society are becoming visible, I take this opportunity to reiterate that the resilient and strong healthcare industry will lead the way in the future and the demand for healthcare is only bound to increase. I am sure that these young and dynamic professionals will be able to make significant improvements in access, availability, and quality of healthcare outcomes in an efficient and effective manner. I wish them all every success in their career path! Dr. S.D. Gupta (MD, PhD (Johns Hopkins, USA (FAMS) 3 Director's Message Institute of Health Management Research – South @ Bangalore is positioned to cater to needs of the region in education, research, consultancy, and training in hospital and health management area. At IIHMR, Bangalore, we are committed to improve the standards of health through better management of healthcare delivery by building capacity and human resource in the health sector in India and beyond. I am happy to present the Placement Brochure of PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management - Hospital and Health) 2019-21. Our PGDM (Hospital and Health Management) is approved by AICTE, accredited by NBA, and accorded the MBA equivalence by AIU. With every passing year, we are improving our presence and position in the job market space for 'Competent Healthcare Management Professionals'. Year on year the graduates of our flagship PGDM programme has generated good will and reputation for the Institute by exceeding the expectations of recruiters and peers. Our alma mater has created a legacy in areas of their specialization – Hospital, Health and Health IT Management. We strive hard to improve our programme delivery features, we do not rest on our laurels. This year we had to work 'double hard', during COVID 19 pandemic we successfully organized virtual internships, provided near live-classroom learning experience, and constantly engaged with the students for mentoring and keeping high morale. We have been successful in providing newer opportunities for our scholars to acquire sound technical knowledge with essential managerial skills to meet the changing paradigms. 'Hospital Observer ship', 'Summer Training Programme' along with special electives and industry-interface have paved the way for developing insights 'close to reality' as well as 'a futuristic outlook' for our young professionals. Our collaborative efforts with Hospitals, Health IT Companies, Development Partners, Public Health Institutions and Non-Governmental Organizations have created many opportunities for learning and innovative ideas. Personal attention through faculty mentoring and guidance has given a fillip to 'Positive Attitudes' to work in challenging environments. We sincerely thank the Healthcare Industry fraternity who have supported us in our academic endeavors and for participating in placements over the years. We are poised to build on our strong legacy with a vision to become a leading healthcare management institution in the years to come. I, on behalf of IIHMR, Bangalore invite you to be part of this exciting journey. We are proud of academic achievements of this batch and professional growth. We wish them the very best. Dr. Usha Manjunath, PhD 4 Alumni Endorsement I am very happy to share that I spent the best days of my college life in IIHMR, Bangalore. I carried the premium education received from my great professors at IIHMR, Bangalore thousand miles away to another country and was able to apply them successfully in my career. IIHMR, Bangalore has been pivotal in laying a strong education foundation and help me grow in my career. I believe that all students graduating from IIHMR, Bangalore will have successful careers and I wish them all the very best in their future endeavors. Ms. Neha Bisht, Project Manager at Stamford Health I feel blessed to have pursued the PGDM course at IIHMR, Bangalore. My association with IIHMR, Bangalore helped grooming myself as per industry requirements. I was exposed to variety of learning environment and practical challenges that benefited me to take a confident leap in my career journey. Proud to be an IIHMR'ian, Bangalore. Mr. Venkat Teja, Implementation Consultant at Philips Middle East, Dubai, United Arab Emirates 'Follow your passion, it will lead you to your purpose' If you are passionate to shape your career in Hospital & Healthcare Management, IIHMR Bangalore is your stepping stone. I pursued PGDM course in the year 2011-13 and I really loved being under one roof in the beautiful building and enjoyed the diversity of the campus. IIHMR, Bangalore has a unique organizational culture that enshrines core values and ethos of accountability, dedication, and openness. In addition to the classroom sessions, the course curriculum exposes to a variety of hands-on experiences including industry visits, expert talks, alumni interaction and mentoring that helps to choose your specialization even before completing the course. The professors at IIHMR, Bangalore have a strong domain expertise and an understanding of market demand in this profession and imbibe the right spirit in you while you are prepared to take the next big leap in your life. Dr. Nisha Varadaraj, Senior Manager – Telemedicine at Columbia Asia Hospitals Pvt Ltd 5 IIHMR Society The Indian Institute of Health Management Research (Society) was established in 1984 in Jaipur with Public Health and Management at the core. The IIHMR society established campuses at Jaipur, Delhi and Bangalore to improve the standards of health of the people through improved Management Research, Education and Capacity Building in Health Sector. IIHMR, Jaipur is a WHO Collaborating Centre and has been designated as an Institute of Excellence by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India. About IIHMR, South Campus- Bangalore Established in 2004, Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR), Bangalore is the South Campus of IIHMR, Society. In the year 2010, the Institute acquired AICTE approval for its Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Hospital and Health Management), a flagship Programme in which Knowledge, Research and Training create a distinctive edge for developing Managers for the Hospital and Healthcare Industry. IIHMR, Bangalore leverages on the collective strength of nearly 70 faculty across campuses of the Institutes at Jaipur, Bangalore and Delhi. IIHMR, Bangalore provides short-term training programmes like Hospital Management, Healthcare Leadership and many customized trainings for Hospitals and Healthcare Organizations to improve the skill set of working professionals. IIHMR, Bangalore has a proven track record of doing high research work in the areas
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