
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


"India is projected to need over 1 crore healthcare workers by 2030, the challenge isn’t just the number of graduates entering the workforce. It’s whether they are truly prepared to step onto the hospital floor."
In the first episode of #TheExecutiveEdit led by Akash Kalp, CBO at Emversity, we explore one of the most pressing challenges surrounding India’s healthcare system: the growing gap between healthcare education and real-world hospital readiness.
Our guests Dr. Arvind Kasagod, Director Medical Services at Cloudnine Group of Hospitals, and Megha Lal, CHRO at Emversity, share insights from the hospital floor on what employers actually look for in young healthcare professionals and why many graduates struggle to transition from classroom learning to patient care.
More importantly, they discuss what it will take for India to not just supply healthcare talent to the world, but to set the global standard for it.
By Emversity Podcast"India is projected to need over 1 crore healthcare workers by 2030, the challenge isn’t just the number of graduates entering the workforce. It’s whether they are truly prepared to step onto the hospital floor."
In the first episode of #TheExecutiveEdit led by Akash Kalp, CBO at Emversity, we explore one of the most pressing challenges surrounding India’s healthcare system: the growing gap between healthcare education and real-world hospital readiness.
Our guests Dr. Arvind Kasagod, Director Medical Services at Cloudnine Group of Hospitals, and Megha Lal, CHRO at Emversity, share insights from the hospital floor on what employers actually look for in young healthcare professionals and why many graduates struggle to transition from classroom learning to patient care.
More importantly, they discuss what it will take for India to not just supply healthcare talent to the world, but to set the global standard for it.