Press Trust of India / Mumbai Jun 25, 2009, 14:13 IST
Clinical Research Education & Management Academy (CREMA), has planned to introduce a Master of Business Administration programme in healthcare and has tied-up with Assam's University of Dibrugarh for the same.
It will be a two-year full-time MBA programme in healthcare and the course has been designed to meet the growing needs of the hospitals and healthcare establishments, a press release issued here today said.
Dibrugarh University is approved by the UGC and accredited by NACC.
"Indian hospitals and healthcare establishments will need the services of 10 lakh healthcare professionals by 2012 from the existing two lakh.
Therefore, this is the right time to pursue an MBA in healthcare. Our course is designed in consultation with the healthcare industry, meeting the required quality standards," CREMA's Chairman, Vijay Moza, said.
A fresh MBA has the potential to earn a salary of Rs 50,000 per month which can go up to Rs 2 lakh per month after gaining an experience of a few years in the industry, Moza said.
After completion of the programme, a fresher could start his career as an healthcare management executive in leading hospitals and can go up to the levels of a medical superintendent, Director-Hospital or CEO of a hospital, the release said.
A fresher can also get into hospital planning or consultancy, consult with leading private, Government, international health institutions/bodies or hold faculty positions in medical colleges, the release said.
I have done my Bachelor of management studies 2010 and interested to do MBA in Healthcare Managent(2010) am I eligible. If so are there any seats available for this year 2010
hii i wanted to do mba in healthcare management, i just wanted to know whether i should have given an mba entrance or any other exam to take admission and is this the first year crema is starting mba in healthcare management and can i get cotacts of people who have passed out in this field from crema
Hi !
Don't fall in the trap.
CREMA doesnot have the infrastructure.
Majority of the students dont have jobs still.
First CREMA should arrange jobs for the students and then make new courses.
Best of Luck to students who join CREMA.
Ravi
Posted by: CREMA TRUTH
September 06 , 2010, 09:38 IST
I strongly support RAVI that crema is a fake college.only 15% are placed in good compannies and rest are working below labour salary and free also.They have a trick of giving non specific jobs so that when you are tired of finding CR job then you can take NON CR job also.
Posted by: RAMAN
April 29 , 2010, 17:34 IST
RAVI, HOW THE HELL U CUD SAY THAT CREMA STUDENTS HAVENT GOT JOBA.
I HAVE MYSELF SEEN THE PLACEMENT RECORDS AND ALL ARE WELL PL;ACED WITH THE REPUTED FIRMS.
AND AS FAR AS MBA IS CONCRENED NO BATCH HAS BEEN RELEASED AS THE 1st BATCH WZ STARTED IN FEB2010.
RAMAN
Posted by: manish
March 23 , 2010, 12:45 IST
i dont agree Ravi's comment as i have heard from some of my friends that crema has good placement cell and its one of the reputed institute in india.as far i know their campus in mumbai is wi-fi enabled so their infrastructure is good, bye the way instiutes are not placement consultants....[manish]
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