Fellowship in Critical Care Medicine

Course details

• Includes 3 months of Contact program

Fellowship in Critical Care Medicine is a one year structured program with three months of practical training at accredited Apollo Hospitals across India. The main objective of the program is to equip students with the required clinical and technical knowledge to handle the critical care units. The course is specifically designed to provide expert training in intensive care and management of critically ill patients.

Highlights:

• In-depth and updated course content with 3 months of hands-on training at Intensive Care Units Apollo Hospitals
• Program modules and subjects taught using extensive simulations
• Course curriculum developed in academic partnership with American College of Cardiology (ACC)
• Course delivered through simulations tools designed and created by SIMTICS, New Zealand

Skills Imparted:

• Acquire the knowledge, skills, attitudes pertinent to the expected roles and competencies of a critical care medicine specialist
• Master the fundamental aspects of technical procedures commonly used in the treatment of critically ill patients
• Gain an understanding of the new technology commonly used in life support.
• Demonstrate diagnostic and therapeutic skills for ethical and effective interventions
• Demonstrate competencies in the safe application of equipment, careful monitoring, judicious use of drugs, and the coordinated provision of multidisciplinary care for effective organ system support
• Gain an understanding of the integrative nature of disease in the critically ill patient and the interdisciplinary approach to the management of such patients 

Certificate:

On the successful completion of the program, candidates will receive a “Fellowship in Critical Care Medicine” certificate from Apollo Medvarsity, Apollo Hospitals Educational Research Foundation (AHREF) & American College of Cardiology (ACC)

Entry Requirements:

• MBBS Graduates
• Postgraduates in any medical specialty