Rural Medical Practitioner (RMP)

A Rural Medical Practitioner (RMP) certificate is a qualification that allows someone to practice general medicine in rural areas. RMPs provide primary healthcare services and manage common illnesses. RMP course: Rural Medical Practitioner. It is a village doctor or polli chikitsok course of duration 3/6 months only . This course contains 5 subjects including anatomy & physiology, pharmacology, microbiology & pathology, first aid and practice of medicine. Minimum qualification SSC and having experience of medical science.

🏥 Bangladesh Technical Training & Development Center (BTTDC) Course: Rural Medical Practitioner (RMP) Address: 2nd Floor, Abdur Rahim Super Market, Bahadur Bazar, Sadar, Dinajpur, Bangladesh Course Duration: Typically 6 months to 1 year Admission Eligibility: SSC or equivalent Rural Medical Practitioner (RMP) Course – Detailed Overview The Rural Medical Practitioner (RMP) course is designed to train individuals to provide primary healthcare services, especially in rural and underserved areas. The course focuses on equipping students with practical knowledge and skills to diagnose and treat common illnesses, deliver basic emergency care, and promote community health awareness. Course Objectives: To prepare healthcare providers capable of delivering primary medical care in rural settings. To train practitioners in diagnosing and managing common diseases. To enhance skills in emergency care and first aid. To educate on family planning and maternal and child health. To promote hygiene, nutrition, and preventive health practices. Course Duration: Typically ranges from 6 months to 1 year, depending on the institution. Key Subjects and Topics Covered: 1. Basic Medical Sciences: Human anatomy and physiology – understanding the structure and functions of the body. Basic pathology and common disease processes. 2. Common Diseases and Their Management: Respiratory infections (e.g., cough, cold, pneumonia) Gastrointestinal diseases (e.g., diarrhea, indigestion) Skin infections and conditions Eye and ear diseases Pediatric and women’s health issues 3. Primary Emergency Care and First Aid: Basic life support techniques Management of bleeding, fractures, and injuries Handling minor emergencies and accidents Use of first aid kits 4. Pharmacology and Drug Administration: Common medications and their uses Dosage calculation and administration Safe injection practices and oral medication guidelines 5. Family Planning and Reproductive Health: Various contraceptive methods and counseling Maternal health care, antenatal and postnatal care Immunization and child health monitoring 6. Health Education and Hygiene: Personal and community hygiene practices Nutrition and disease prevention Awareness campaigns for health improvement 7. Practical Training: Clinical examination and diagnosis Blood pressure measurement, blood sampling Injection administration and wound care Documentation and patient record keeping Career Prospects: Rural Medical Practitioners often work in government and non-government rural clinics. They may provide frontline healthcare services in villages and remote areas. Opportunities exist in NGOs, community health programs, and basic healthcare centers. Eligibility:

Generally requires a minimum of SSC (Secondary School Certificate) or equivalent qualification.

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