hello, i am a dental surgeon, running my own clinic for last 15 years.at present i am getting average 1.2 lacs per month from my clinic. i want to join administration job in some good hospital, and for that i did PGDHHM 2 years back. now i am applying for admin jobs in hospitals either they are not paying good salary not paying even one lac rs per month for the post of hospital administrator] or if they are ready to pay a decent amount then they say that i dont have a hospital experience.what should i do?

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Hi Santosh.

Age is not really a factor in today's times when skilled manpower is difficult to get.

Take the job that you have better skills for and the one that you enjoy more.

Ans: Dear

Doctors are for hospital what engine is to car. If you want good pay you have to be doctor but if you enjoy being an administrator then you have to settle for low pay. So first choose what you want. If you still want to be an administrator you can start as part time administrator in small hospitals, gain experience and then move to larger ones.

All the best.

Ans: Well so you are a dentist ..it's a profession where you get a decent sum per procedure.

Hope you are working as a dentist if you are still finding the payoff not commensurate with the efforts and revenue generated, sure must look for a change.

I really don't know your city, but today besides dental hospitals,regular hospital's need dentists too.. Especially during accidental cases.
Further a lot of dental clinic chains have started too, paying decent salaries.
Do your online search apply
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You could alternatively go to education institutions hold dental health camps... so many patients even a small sum of ?100 x 32 patient's possible at 15 minutes per patient over 8 hours take home ?3200 per day

Ans: For doing MBA or MBA in Hospital Management you will have to write the entrance exam for the same. One of the best colleges for Hospital Management is TISS in Mumbai. There are many other options available for Hospital Management or general MBA. If you are not sure you want to do Hospital Management then it is better to do general management course.

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