Anaesthesiology is the branch of medicine that deals with the perioperative care i.e. the complete care of a patient from the initial decision to undergo surgical procedure through the entire recovery process. Anesthesiology also deals with patient care and pain management, critical care and anesthesia.
The Fellowship in Anaesthesiology offers a valuable opportunity for professional growth by deepening expertise in the safe administration of anaesthesia which is an essential aspect of the specialty.
Anaesthesiologists also play a critical role beyond the operating room, particularly in managing trauma cases, performing resuscitation, securing airways, and providing life-saving care to patients in emergency situations.
A Fellowship in Anaesthesiology in India can be highly advantageous, providing hands-on exposure to complex clinical cases, enhancing critical decision-making abilities, and offering advanced training in perioperative care, pain management, and emergency response that drive both professional advancement and improved patient outcomes.
The Fellowship in Anaesthesiology provided by MediCOLL Learning is designed to equip healthcare professionals with advanced knowledge and clinical expertise in managing patients across a wide range of surgical and medical procedures. In addition, this Online Fellowship in Anaesthesiology offers in-depth understanding of pain physiology and modern pain management strategies. This specialized training empowers medical professionals to improve patient outcomes, enhance recovery, and contribute meaningfully to overall quality of care.
Upon successful completion of the fellowship:
Firsthand Clinical Training: Gain hands-on experience under the supervision of an experienced anesthesiologist in a multi-speciality hospital.
Hybrid Learning Options: The program offers adaptable schedules to support working professionals.
Expert Medical Faculty: Sessions are led by medical experts with years of clinical and academic experience.
Global Acknowledgement: Accredited by CPD, ensuring international recognition of the fellowship.
Module : 1 Introduction to Clinical Anaesthesia-1
The Anaesthetist and the Theatre Team
Preparation and Usage of Equipment and Drugs
General Theatre Conduct
Medicines Safety in Anaesthetic Practice
Anatomy of the Airway
Anatomy of the Lungs and Respiratory System
Anatomy of the Heart and Major Vessels
Cardiovascular Physiology
Respiratory Physiology
Oxygen Transport and Consumption
Module : 2 Clinical Anaesthesia-2
Physiology of the Neuromuscular Junction
Autonomic Nervous System Physiology
Premedication
Intravenous Induction Agents
Inhalational Anaesthetic Agents
Perioperative Analgesia
Neuromuscular Blocking Agents
Local Anaesthetic Agents
Drugs Used in an Emergency
Gases and Vapours
Module : 3 Clinical Anaesthesia-3
Electrical Safety
Medical Gas Supplies
Gas and Vapour Controls
Breathing System Components
Common Breathing Systems
Principles of IPPV
Ventilator Settings and Alarms
Filters, Humidifiers and Scavenging Systems
Basic Monitoring: ECG, SpO2 and Blood Pressure
Gas Monitoring: O2, CO2, and Anaesthetic Agents
Module : 4 Clinical Anaesthesia-4
Nerve Stimulators and Temperature Monitoring
Checking the Anaesthetic Machine
Checking Other Anaesthetic Equipment
Common Equipment Problems
General Preoperative Measures
The Purpose of Preoperative Visiting
History and Examination
Prediction of a Difficult Airway
Grading and Preoperative Investigations
Risk and Consent
Module : 5 Clinical Anaesthesia-5
Higher Risk Groups: Cardiovascular and Respiratory Disease
Higher Risk Groups: Other Miscellaneous Conditions
Higher Risk Groups: Extremes of Age and Emergency Surgery
Aims of Anaesthesia
Sedation
Local/Regional anaesthesia
Airway Maintenance: cLMA
Airway Maintenance: Tracheal Tube
Airway Obstruction
Module : 6 Clinical Anaesthesia-6
Management of Failed Intubation
Choice of Airway
Pre-oxygenation
Intravenous induction sequence
Stages of Unconsciousness
General Anaesthesia: Spontaneous Ventilation with an LMA
General Anaesthesia: Ventilation with an ETT
Rapid Sequence Induction
Maintenance of Anaesthesia and Avoiding Awareness
Practical Examples of Drugs used during Maintenance
Ventilation During Maintenance: Spontaneous or Mechanical
Monitoring, Vigilance for Untoward Events and Patient Positioning
Haemorrhage and Hypovolaemia
Module : 7 Clinical Anaesthesia-7
Reversal and Extubation
Management of Slow and Failed Recovery
Transferring the Patient to Recovery
Overview of Recovery
Airway maintenance and oxygen therapy
Analgesia and antiemetics
Ward Visit after Major Surgery
Respiratory Problems
Cardiovascular Problems
Anaphylaxis
Principles of Advanced Life Support
Management of Perioperative Arrest
Overview of Intravenous Fluids
Airway Maintenance: Facemask
Venous Access
Module 8: Anaesthesia in the Elderly
Communication Difficulties
Do Not Attempt Resuscitation Orders
The Great Vessels: Arteriosclerosis
The Heart: Diastolic Dysfunction
Structural and Volume Changes in the Lung
Gas Exchange in the Elderly Lung
Perioperative Cognitive Dysfunction
Older People and Pain
Renal Function
Hepatic and Gastrointestinal Function
Anaesthesia for Hip Fractures
Making the decision for surgery
Prehabilitation
Perioperative management of patients with dementia
Perioperative management of common comorbidities
Delirium and postoperative cognitive dysfunction
Module : 9 Regional Anaesthesia
The Pharmacology of Local Anaesthetics Part 1
Systemic Local Anaesthetic Toxicity
The Innervation of the Trunk
Spinals and Epidurals: Indications and Contraindications
Performing Spinal and Epidural Injections
Complications of Spinals and Epidurals
Drugs Used in Peripheral Nerve Blocks
Indications and Contraindications for/to Peripheral Nerve Blocks (PNBs)
Intravenous Regional Anaesthesia
Finding Nerves: Clicks, Paraesthesiae, Nerve Stimulation, LORTS and Ultrasound
Performing Safe Peripheral Nerve Blocks
Continuous Regional Analgesia - Peripheral Nerve Catheters
Sample Upper Limb Block: Coracoid Brachial Plexus Block
Sample Lower Limb Block: Femoral Nerve Block
Consent for Regional Anaesthesia
Practical Regional Anaesthesia 1: Which Blocks for which Operations?
Preparation for spinal anaesthesia
Spinal in non-obstetric patient
Local anaesthetic toxicity
Total spinal
Module : 10 Regional Anaesthesia - Intermediate Level
General Anaesthesia for Ophthalmic Surgery
Ultrasound for Regional Anaesthesia
Introduction to the Brachial Plexus
Interscalene Block
Supraclavicular Block
Infraclavicular Block
Axillary Block
Peripheral Nerve Blocks of the Forearm
Module : 11 Preparation for Anaesthesia
General preoperative measures
Preoperative assessment 1: History taking
Preoperative assessment 2: Physical examination
Preoperative assessment 3: Surgical urgency
Preoperative assessment 4: Investigations
Risk and consent
Module : 12 Airway and Anaesthesia
Prediction of difficult airway
Airway maintenance: Facemask
Airway maintenance: cLMA
Airway maintenance: Tracheal tube
Preoxygenation
Rapid sequence induction
Management of failed intubation
Airway obstruction
Clinical signs during inhalational induction
Post extubation airway difficulties
Simple management of difficult intubation
Module : 13 Maintaining Anaesthesia
General Anaesthesia: Ventilation with an ETT
Reversal and extubation
Perioperative analgesia
Ketamine anaesthesia (adults)
Module : 14 Paediatric Anaesthesia
Preoperative assessment child
Recognition and initial management of the critically ill child
Ketamine use in children
Perioperative analgesia in children
Module : 15 Obstetric Anaesthesia
Physiological changes during pregnancy
Choice of anaesthetic technique
Preoperative assessment of obstetric patients
Spinal anaesthesia in obstetric patients
General anaesthesia for the obstetric patient
Recognition and initial management of the critically ill obstetric patient
Obstetric haemorrhage
Obstetric sepsis
Pre-eclampsia and eclampsia
Obstetric Early warning scores - Basics
Obstetric Early Warning scores - Advanced
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Dr. Meenal Sehgal is a Consultant Endocrinologist at Manipal Hospital, Jaipur, and Director of Sashakt Endocrine Centre. With an MBBS and MD (Internal Medicine), she holds multiple fellowships including F.D.E., F.P.A.E., FACP, FRCP (Edinburgh & Glasgow), and more. She brings over two decades of expertise in Diabetes and Endocrinology, including pediatric and adolescent endocrinology. A distinguished national and international speaker, she has authored numerous textbook chapters and led major clinical trials. At MediCOLL, she teaches the Fellowship in Diabetes Mellitus, combining deep clinical knowledge with a passion for mentoring.
Read MoreThe program spans 1 year, comprising 10 months of online learning followed by 2 months of hands-on clinical training at designated hospitals or healthcare centers.
The program is open to MBBS graduates, MD/DNB/FNB holders and current residents in healthcare. Final-year MBBS students and prior relevant experience in Anaesthesiology can also apply.
Yes, MediCOLL Learning collaborates with reputed global institutions and healthcare partners such as eIntegrity, CPD, RCP, NHS, and Mangalayatan University to offer this fellowship.
The online phase includes: - Live and recorded video lectures - Case-based discussions - MCQs for evaluation - Access to study materials via the Learning Management System (LMS)
The Fellowship curriculum is designed to provide a well-rounded educational experience and typically includes core components such as didactic lectures, case-based discussions, and hands-on training. This comprehensive structure ensures both theoretical understanding and practical application in real-world clinical settings.
Yes, the hybrid format allows working professionals to manage the online component at their convenience, making it ideal for practicing doctors or those preparing for postgraduate exams.
Yes, international medical graduates (IMGs) are welcome to apply, provided they meet the eligibility criteria and demonstrate proficiency in English.
Learners receive: - Guidance from academic mentors - Doubt-clearing sessions - Technical support for the learning platform
For any queries, feedback, or suggestions, you can reach out to the MediCOLL Learning support team through our official email, phone number, or support portal provided on the website. A team member will be assigned to assist you.
Clinical training is a hands-on learning phase where fellows gain practical experience in real-world patient care settings under supervision. It is conducted at partner hospitals . You can choose a location based on availability and your preference.
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