Students are provided with comprehensive knowledge and skills in applying treatment methods such as hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, using dialysis devices, ensuring patient safety and monitoring clinical processes. Equipped with theoretical and practical training, the program trains expert technical personnel needed in the health sector.
What are the Educational Goals of the Dialysis Program?
The main educational objectives of the Dialysis Program are:
- To train professionals with technical knowledge about dialysis processes,
- To provide individuals with high communication skills who can provide patient care in the best possible way,
- To train technical health personnel who can adapt to technological innovations and are open to continuous development,
- To graduate dialysis technicians who are committed to ethical values, disciplined and have a sense of professional responsibility.
What Qualifications Does the Dialysis Program Offer to Graduates?
Dialysis Program graduates:
- Ability to use dialysis devices effectively,
- Competence in managing and monitoring patients' treatment processes,
- Knowledge of taking blood samples, preparing the patient and performing dialysis,
- Ensuring patient safety and hygiene standards,
- Gains the ability to contribute to teamwork in dialysis processes.
What are the lessons learned in the dialysis program?
The Vocational School Dialysis Program consists of theoretical and practical courses that develop students' professional knowledge and skills:
- Basic Medical Courses: Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, Surgical Diseases
- Professional Courses: Dialysis-I, Dialysis-II, Pediatric Nephrology, Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis Techniques, Dialysis Physiology
- Applied Lessons: Clinical Applications, Use and Maintenance of Dialysis Devices
What facilities does the dialysis program have?
The Dialysis Program, which has 60 students, offers students a wide range of opportunities:
- Clinical Education: Opportunity to practice at Atlas University Hospital,
- Modern Infrastructure: Laboratories equipped with the latest technology,
- Education Staff: Faculty members who are experts in their fields,
- Social Facilities: The university's extensive social and scientific activities.
How Many Years Does a Dialysis Program Last?
Dialysis Program training lasts 2 years.
In Which Fields Can Dialysis Program Graduates Work?
Dialysis Program graduates have a wide range of job opportunities in the healthcare sector:
- Hospitals: In dialysis units in private and public hospitals,
- Private Dialysis Centers: In the treatment processes of patients with kidney failure,
- Public Institutions: In government institutions providing health services.
In addition, graduates can make a difference in the healthcare sector as well-equipped dialysis technicians who adhere to ethical values.
