From artificial intelligence and telemedicine to wearable devices and precision medicine, health technology (health tech) is reshaping how care is delivered, managed, and experienced. For medical doctors, this evolution isn’t just a spectator sport; it’s an exciting frontier brimming with new career possibilities. In this guide, we are explaining real world jobs and career options […]

In a world where medicine increasingly intersects with technology, more and more doctors are exploring how to upgrade their skillsets beyond the traditional clinical realm. If you’re a tech-savvy MBBS graduate, the idea of studying at one of India’s premier engineering institutions—IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology)—may sound surprising but is entirely possible. In fact, IITs

Fellowships are a game-changer for medical professionals diving into healthcare innovation—and not just because they look good on a CV. Here’s why they’re especially valuable: Here are high-impact medtech fellowships like Stanford India Biodesign that are excellent for MBBS graduates interested in healthcare innovation, medical technology, policy, or interdisciplinary research: 1. Stanford India Biodesign (SIB)

If you are a MBBS student and thinking of making a career in the exciting and upcoming field of health tech and AI, adding a professional degree to your resume makes it appealing for the industry leaders looking to hire the best talents in healthcare AI. Your skills, experience and degrees determine your market value

Let’s start with the obvious question:Will AI replace doctors? The short answer is: No — but doctors who use AI will likely replace those who don’t. If you’ve been working in healthcare or following AI news, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Every week there’s a new model that can read X-rays, predict diagnoses, or even

Are you a healthcare professional who has an idea — maybe an AI powered app to solve a daily pain point, or a device to make life easier for patients — and now you’re wondering if it’s worth building? You’re not alone. Many doctors, nurses, technicians, and healthcare managers get flashes of ideas based on