Introduction	Skills & Knowledge
What do they do?	Job Prospects
Specialisation	Remuneration
Eligibility & Admission	Institutes

Skills & Knowledge

• A thorough knowledge of the anatomy, physiology, and general functioning of the human body
   

• Applying abstract theories to practical problems
   

• Attention to detail Collecting, evaluating, and analyzing information
   

• Communicating clearly
   

• Emotional control and stability
   

• Empathizing with a wide variety of people
   

• Giving directions clearly in an emergency
   

• Interest in helping others
   

• Logical thinking
   

• Making decisions based on professional standards and personal judgment
   

• Observing the code of medical ethics
   

• Problem-solving
   

• Staying calm and controlled in a crisis
   

• Taking responsibility for other people's lives
   

• Thinking on your feet
   

• Working well with people who are frightened or upset
   

• Working with minimal or no supervision
   

In addition to career-specific skills, everybody needs these basic skills:

• Reading
   

• Math
   

• Writing
   

• Speaking & listening
   

• Computer literacy
   

• Problem-solving & decision-making
   

• Understanding the broader picture
   

• Working with people
   

• A strong work ethic
   

• A positive attitude
   

• Independence & initiative
   

• Self-presentation