The Diploma in Operation Theatre Technician (DOTT) is a one-year professional program aimed at providing students with essential skills and knowledge to work in operation theatres, assisting surgeons, anesthetists, and other healthcare professionals. This program covers key aspects of sterilization techniques, operating room protocols, surgical instrumentation, and patient care. The course focuses on practical training, ensuring students are prepared to assist during surgeries, maintain surgical instruments, and provide support in emergency medical situations.
Sterilization and Disinfection: Learning proper methods of sterilizing surgical instruments and ensuring the operation theatre remains a sterile environment.
Surgical Instrumentation: Understanding and handling various surgical instruments used in different procedures.
Anesthesia Techniques: Assisting in anesthesia administration and monitoring patients during surgery.
Operation Theatre Safety Protocols: Ensuring safety in the operation theatre by maintaining hygiene, handling biohazards, and following emergency procedures.
Post-Surgical Care: Supporting patients during post-operative recovery and managing basic care routines in recovery rooms.
Hospitals and Surgical Centres: Working as an Operation Theatre Technician, assisting in various surgical procedures.
Medical Colleges: Assisting in training medical students and healthcare professionals in surgery techniques.
Emergency Medical Services: Providing crucial support in emergency surgeries and trauma care.
Healthcare Research Institutions: Assisting in clinical trials and research related to surgical procedures and equipment.
Private Clinics and Specialised Surgical Centres: Supporting specialized surgeries in private settings.
The Diploma in Operation Theatre Technician program offers students a thorough understanding of the operation theatre environment, ensuring they are well-equipped for a successful career in surgery and patient care.
