Institute of Health Technology, Rajshahi

Institute of Health Technology, Rajshahi

Paramedical, Rajshahi or I.H.T,Rajshahi
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Other name	I.H.T Rajshahi
Type	Governmental
Established	1976
Principal	Farhana Haque
Academic staff	38+
Administrative staff	6+
Students	1215+
Location	Rajshahi , Bangladesh
Affiliations	Pharmacy council of Bangladesh, State medical faculty of Bangladesh

Institute of Health Technology, Rajshahi or I.H.T Rajshahi is one of the government medical institutes in Rajshahi, Bangladesh.^[1] In 1976, it started with only 75 students.

History

In 1976, a paramedical institute was established in Laxmipur district of Rajshahi for people of Rajshahi. It was established at the three Faculty (Pharmacy, Lab-medicine and Radiography) . Gradually increased the number of faculty. It has nearly 1050 students currently studying in 7 faculties. At first its name was "paramedical". From 12 July 1989 the institute changed the name. Students are admitted to the BSc course from 2009 to 2010 when the course was started. BSc courses in two faculties (BSc in Medical Technology Laboratory and BSc in physiotherapy) started functioning with 60 students.

Buildings

Laboratory

In Institute of Health Technology, Rajshahi, All departments have a different laboratory. According to the department work is to be performed in a variety of experiments.

Library

Institute of Health Technology, Rajshahi have an enriched library.

Publications

At I.H.T Rajshahi, Anniversary & the popular periodicals are published regularly. All the students and teachers at the institute can write.

Courses

Diploma

1. Diploma in Dental Technology
2. Diploma in Laboratory Medicine
3. Diploma in Pharmacy
4. Diploma in Physiotherapy
5. Diploma in Radiotherapy
6. Diploma in Radiology & Imaging
7. Diploma in Sanitary inspectorship training

BSc

1. BSc in Medical technology (Laboratory)
2. BSc in physiotherapy ()

References

• ইনষ্টিটিউট অব হেলথ টেকনোলজি [Institute of Health Technology, Rajshahi] (in Bengali). Archived from the original on 10 April 2016. Retrieved 30 March 2016.