DCCT (Diploma in Critical Care Technology)
The DCCT program is a 2-year diploma course that trains students in critical care management, intensive care unit (ICU) procedures, and emergency patient support. Students learn to operate and maintain critical care equipment, monitor patients, and assist doctors in managing life-threatening conditions.
Course Content
Course Highlights:
- Duration: 1 Year / 2 Years
- Hands-on Training: ICU procedures, ventilator management, patient monitoring
- Industry Exposure: Internship in hospitals and emergency care units
- Career Opportunities: Critical Care Technician, ICU Assistant, Emergency Medical Technologist
Short Course Content:
Semester 1–2:
- Human Anatomy & Physiology
- Basics of Critical Care & Patient Safety
- Biomedical Equipment & ICU Instrumentation
- Infection Control & Sterilization Techniques
Semester 3–4:
- Intensive Care Procedures & Ventilator Support
- Emergency & Trauma Care Techniques
- Advanced Patient Monitoring & Documentation
- Internship / Practical Training in Hospitals & ICUs
Professional Experience
Graduates acquire practical expertise in ICU and emergency care support, making them highly employable as critical care technologists in hospitals, trauma centers, and specialized care units. Emphasis on hands-on training and hospital internships ensures real-world readiness.
