Ayurvedic Doctors work independently in their own clinic and practice individually or may have a job at Govt. or private hospitals.

Pharmaceutical companies appoint Ayurveda graduates to conduct clinical research and supervise drug research.

These professionals are responsible for working with private Ayurvedic colleges, government hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies.

Professionals in retail have tie-ups with Pharmacists and prepare Ayurvedic medicines or they can own their retail shop of Ayurvedic medicines as well.

Cultivating additional plants, trading raw materials in the form of extracts, oils, powder, etc., are some of the duties of Drug manufacturers.

Teaching in colleges to students who are pursuing Ayurveda studies is also a great career option.

Ayurvedic therapists perform various therapies, such as massage (Abhyanga), herbal treatments (Panchakarma), and detoxification procedures (Shirodhara).

Ayurvedic nutritionists provide dietary guidance based on an individual's constitution (Dosha) and health conditions. They emphasize food as medicine.

Ayurvedic wellness counselors provide guidance on lifestyle modifications, stress management, and preventive health practices.