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Course Description

Fellowship in Anesthesiology is an advanced training program designed to provide specialized education and experience in the field of anesthesiology. Anesthesiology is a medical specialty focused on the management of pain and the provision of anesthesia during surgical procedures. During a fellowship, anesthesiologists acquire specialized knowledge, skills, and expertise in areas such as pain management, critical care anesthesia, pediatric anesthesia, cardiothoracic anesthesia, neuroanesthesia, obstetric anesthesia, regional anesthesia, and more. Fellows gain hands-on experience in managing complex anesthesia cases, administering anesthesia for specialized surgeries, providing perioperative care for critically ill patients, and implementing advanced pain management strategies.

Upon completion of the programme learners will be able to:

  • Fellowship in Anaesthesiology equips learners with advanced knowledge and skills in managing patients undergoing various surgical and medical procedures. Upon completion, learners are adept at administering anesthesia tailored to individual patient needs, ensuring optimal perioperative care and patient safety.
  • Through rigorous training and hands-on experience, fellows develop proficiency in a wide range of anesthetic techniques, including general anesthesia, regional anesthesia, and sedation.
  • Fellows gain in-depth knowledge of pain physiology and management techniques, allowing them to effectively evaluate and treat acute and chronic pain conditions.
  • This specialized training equips them to provide comprehensive pain management services, improving patient outcomes and quality of life.

Programmes at MediCOLL learning are developed by eminent doctors with rich clinical experience across the medical field that enhance learners skills, attributes and expertise substantially that allows them to build their career more proficiently. Join the programme and nourish your clinical practice.

Key Features

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Fellowship training equips anaesthesiology with advanced procedural skills, technical expertise, and specialized knowledge

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Clinical experience of practical training in a leading corporate hospital guided by experts

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Fellowships in Anaesthesiology offer training, skills, and support for specialization and contribution.

12 Months of online classes which includes 2 months of Clinical Observership in a leading hospital under the guidance of a Senior Anaesthesiologist.

  • Classes by experienced faculties
  • Flexible learning mode
  • Live doubt clearing sessions
  • Educator support through LMS
  • Periodic Webinars
  • CPD- Continuing Professional Development
  • Collaboration with e-Integrity to provide world class training program from UK National Health services.
  • Scholarship available for deserving candidates (conditions apply)

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
  • ASA 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 1
  • Airway Maintenance: Tracheal Tube 2
  • 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
  • Module 1 - Assessment 2: Pharmacology
  • Module 1 - Assessment 4: Anaesthetics
  • 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 1
  • Airway maintenance: Tracheal tube 2
  • 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 1
  • Recognition and initial management of the critically ill child 2
  • 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. Tutorial 1 - the basics
  • Obstetric Early Warning scores. Tutorial 2 -advanced
  • BAMS/BHMS/Ayush/BUMS
  • MBBS Graduates.
  • Applicants who are in their final year can also apply.
  • MD/DNB/FNB & residents working in healthcare.

Duration:

Programme Validity – 10 months (online) + 2 month(Practical training).
There will be an extra charge for the extension of the course validity.

Fellowship Online Registrations

Registrations

Fellowship Online Education Program

Blended Programme

Fellowship Webinar

Live Webinar

Fellowship Online Courses

Observership

Fellowship Program Online exam

Online Assessment

Fellowship Program Certificate

Certificate

Why Choose Us

Choose excellence, choose innovation, choose success—choose the Fellowship in Anaesthesiology at MediCOLL Learning. Your journey to becoming a skilled and compassionate anaesthesiologist begins here. Our program stands out as a premier choice for those seeking comprehensive, hands-on training in Anaesthesiology. Here's why you should choose us:

  • Expert Faculty
  • Comprehensive Curriculum
  • Hands-On Training
  • Cutting-Edge Technology
  • Comprehensive Support Services
  • Networking Opportunities
  • Flexible Learning Options
  • Global Recognition
  • Commitment to Excellence
  • Multidisciplinary Approach

Frequently Asked Questions

A fellowship in anaesthesiology is an advanced training program designed to provide specialized knowledge and skills in the field of anaesthesia, perioperative care, and pain management beyond the scope of residency training.

The program is designed for medical graduates who have completed their residency in a related field. Candidates with a genuine interest in family medicine and a commitment to primary care are encouraged to apply.

Here, applicants seek information about the specific topics covered during the fellowship, including clinical rotations, didactic lectures, research requirements, and opportunities for hands-on experience.

The program is typically one year which includes 10 months online and 2 months of observership, offering an immersive and comprehensive curriculum in Anaesthesiology.

Applicants may inquire about the variety of clinical rotations offered, including exposure to different surgical specialties, critical care units, pain management clinics, and other relevant settings.

Prospective fellows may want to know about the availability of research opportunities within the fellowship program, including mentorship, funding support, and expectations for scholarly output.

This question addresses the methods used to evaluate fellows' progress and performance, including clinical evaluations, examinations, research projects, and participation in scholarly activities.

Applicants may seek information about post-fellowship career opportunities, including academic positions, private practice opportunities, subspecialty fellowships, and leadership roles within healthcare institutions.

This question explores whether the fellowship program offers opportunities for customization or specialization based on fellows' interests and career aspirations.

Prospective fellows may inquire about support services, including mentorship, counseling, professional development resources, certification, and job placement.

Programme Director

Dr. Anjali Bhatt
Dr. Minal Mohit

Consultant Physician & Diabetologis
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Course Mentor

Dr. Rajesh Raman
Dr. Rajesh Raman

Consultant Physician & Diabetologist

Deliverable (Digital Content) Provider

Eintegrity healthcare e-learning
University of Liverool
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
Royal College of Physicians
Mangalayatan University

Frequently Asked Quetions

Physicians (MBBS with valid MCI registration) and final year MBBS students are eligible to access most programs. However, certain certificate programs may be available to alternate medicine graduates; these exceptions will be indicated in the Course Descriptions.

To pay for the course, visit the course page and click the "Pay Now" button. You will be guided through the payment process. Alternatively, you can send your details to support@medicoll.org and we will assist you with the payment.

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MediCOLL recognizes the value of a comprehensive fellowship program, and believes that a practical observership is an essential part of it. This program enables students to gain experience in a hospital setting and perform a variety of tasks, such as being part of the decision-making process for patient care, as well as learning how to utilize equipment and observe experienced doctors performing procedures. Depending on the interests, abilities and experience of the students, they may be able to perform certain tasks or assist a doctor or consultant. How does assessment work for these courses? Here are levels of assessments What are the accreditations and recognition of course? What kind of certificate I will get? What is the placement support provided? Can I cancel my course before completion? — Dr. Maheeb Rehman, MBBS Wonderful Opportunity for Doctors who really want to improve their skills with knowledge — Dr. Aman Shaw, MBBS Excellent faculties and much informative study material with practical learning. truly impressed. — Dr. Santosh kamble, MBBS, MS Best platform available which keeps your updated in the field of Diabetology. It was an amazing leaning experience. ₹155,000.00 Course levelFellowship Programs Course Duration12 Months LanguageEnglish

There would be multiple online assessments and one viva-voce for fellowship levels. There would be quiz in the LMS after each milestone and students must complete to move to next level.

  1. Online exam after each key stage. This is required to move to next stage
  2. Online exam after completing all modules. This would be detailed exam.
  3. Post passing in detailed exam there would be viva-voce.
  4. All these steps must be done prior to observership (for Fellowship only).
  5. There would be one exam after observership(for Fellowship only).
  6. After completing all the exams Certificate would be awarded
  7. For each online exam there would be two attempts given. Post that it would be chargeable.
  8. There is no schedule required for each online exam. It would be automatically available based on completing of previous stage.
  9. For viva-voice there would be schedule given and students must clear in first attempt. Next attempt would be chargeable and must be done when next schedule is available.

MediCOLL offers up-skilling program for healthcare professionals so that they can treat patients with better care and skills. There are multiple accreditations available for each course and they are mentioned in brochure.

MediCOLL does not offer any program using which a healthcare professional can call himself/herself specialist (i.e. diabetologist, cardiologist etc). However it gives significant clinical knowledge and global trend about the specific topic so that student is able to give better care to the patients. It also connects students with experts so that they can understand the topic in detail and clarify any doubts they may have for the topic.

In any way this program does not replace formal medical education, however it supports continuous learning of health care professionals.

These programme are not recognized by Medical Council of India or any other state medical council.

Once completed all necessary assessments you would get electronic copy of certificate and a framed certificate at the e-mail address and physical address provided at the time of registration. All students must have completed course duration, assessments and all formalities of the program to get the certificate.

MediCOLL does provide any placement guarantee however our partner hospitals continuously need qualified professionals and those jobs would be posted on the LMS and we would be able to connect with right hospital.

We have refund policy in place. There would be deduction of administrative fee and other charges and remaining fee can be refunded.

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