Bio Medical

The top job profiles in the field of nursing are as follows:
Staff Nurse
Assistant Nursing Superintendent
Department Supervisor
Deputy Nursing Superintendent
Nursing Supervisor or Ward Sister
Director of Nursing
Nursing Superintendent
Teacher of Nursing
Community Health Nurse (CHN)
Military Nurse
Industrial Nurse
Nursing Service Administrators
Nursing Service overseas
Employment Area
The employment areas where nurses can work are as the following:
Government run hospitals
Super-speciality hospital
Nursing homes
Orphanages
Old age homes
Industries
Sanatoriums
Armed forces
Indian Red Cross Society
Indian Nursing Council
State Nursing Council
Educational institutions

The main work of biomedical scientists lies within the laboratory. They handle different biological samples, such as tissues, cells, blood with the help of pipettes, beakers, and test tubes, along with high-tech equipment and computers. Common responsibilities and the job profile of biomedical scientists are the following:
Screening and testing of lifestyle diseases, such as cardiovascular issues, cancer, and diabetes, along with screening for Ebola, rubella, hepatitis, and other infectious diseases
Development, discovery of treatments like medicines or drugs as therapeutic agents and vaccines as preventive measures
Understanding, investigating disease progression, profile, and mechanisms
Finding innovative, new, and effective means of disease detection, such as new biomarker discovery
Once you complete the related courses successfully, you can land various job roles, based on your qualification. Absorption is possible in bio-instrumentation, pharmaceuticals, medical imaging, drug design, delivery, scientific R&D, health care, hospitals, medical equipment supply, and manufacture. With a good medical science degree, you may even gain a fast track entry into a medical college and start studying to be a doctor, in spite of having failed at the medical entrance examination before.