Mumbai, Apr 7 (PTI) India's healthcare sector witnessed 62 per cent year-on-year (YoY) in March, fuelled by technological advancements and rising demand for medical services, a report said on Monday.

"India's healthcare sector is entering a new era where technology and talent are driving transformative change. Our latest data highlights a sharp rise in demand for roles across AI, digital health, and informatics, reflecting a sector-wide pivot toward innovation and patient-centric care," foundit CEO V Suresh said.

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The sector is creating jobs alongside a growing commitment to gender diversity and inclusion, he added.

The report is based on data on its monthly foundit Insights Tracker (fit), a comprehensive monthly analysis of online job posting activity on foundit.in platform.

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Meanwhile, the report also found that the healthcare sector boasts high women representation (38 per cent of the workforce), yet leadership roles remain disproportionately male-dominated, with women holding only 4 per cent of these positions.

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