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Fellowship in Emergency Medicine provides an opportunity for physicians to gain expertise in specific areas of emergency medicine, conduct research, and become leaders in the field. Physicians have the opportunity to focus on a particular subspecialty within the broader field of emergency medicine. Some common subspecialties include toxicology, ultrasound, pediatric emergency medicine, critical care, sports medicine, and administration. One of the primary goals of an Emergency Medicine fellowship is to deepen the fellow's clinical skills and knowledge in their chosen subspecialty. Fellows work closely with experienced faculty members and experts in the field, gaining hands-on experience in managing complex cases and utilizing advanced diagnostic and therapeutic techniques. They may rotate through various clinical settings, including busy emergency departments, trauma centers, and specialized units, to broaden their exposure and develop a comprehensive understanding of their chosen subspecialty.
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.
This program will provide you with in-depth understanding of disease prevention, detection, diagnosis, and treatment.
Access to books and videos from Royal College of General Practitioners, NHS, UK
Clinical practice for practical training in a top corporate hospital under the supervision of an experts
Up-skill yourself in Emergency medicine by learning & case studies in special population
12 Months of online classes which includes 2 months of Clinical Observership in a leading hospital under the guidance of a Emergency Medicine Specailist.
Lecture 1 Emergency Medicine Department Emergency Medicine Department – Organization of EMD, Organization of Emergency MS, Disaster management
Lecture 1.2 Legal Aspects of Emergency Medicine – Introduction
Lecture 2.1: Airway Management – Introduction
Lecture 2.2: Mechanical Ventilation – Introduction, Specific Modes of Ventilation, General Classes of Ventilators, Noninvasive ventilation, Weaning
Lecture 3.1: Trauma Emergencies – General Approach to a Trauma Patient, Traumatic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Thoracic Shock, Stab Wounds, Pelvic Trauma, Genitourinary Trauma, Pediatric trauma, Trauma in Pregnancy, Penetrating & Blunt Neck Trauma
Lecture 3.2: Emergency Department Imaging – Emergency Department Sonography, Diagnostic Imaging in Emergency Medicine
Lecture 3.3: Neurology in Trauma – Management of Head Injuries, Cerebral Protection in Head Injuries, Spinal Injuries
Lecture 4.1:Types of Orthopedic Emergencies, Fractures, Hand and Wrist Injuries, Hand Injuries, Wrist Injuries, Forearm, Elbow, Upper Arm and Shoulder Injuries, Pelvis, Hip and Femur Injuries, Lower Leg and Ankle Injuries.
Lecture 4.2: Complications of Orthopedic Injuries, Basic Management of Orthopedic Emergencies
Lecture 5.1: Principles of wound management, Methods of wound closure, Local and Regional anesthesia, Bedside anesthesia in emergency department and Pain management
Lecture 6.1: Cardiac Emergencies: Approach to Chest Pain, Cardiogenic Shock, Congestive Cardiac Failure or Acute heart failure, Acute Coronary Syndrome, Syncope and Cardiac Arrhythmias
Lecture 6.2: Respiratory Emergencies: Acute Respiratory Failure, Asthma and Bronchial Asthma, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Hemoptysis, Pneumonia, Non-Cardiogenic Pulmonary Edema, Pleural Effusions and Pneumothorax, Mycobacterial Emergencies
Lecture 6.3: Endocrine Emergencies: Hypoglycemia, Diabetic Ketoacidosis, NKH Coma (Nonketotic Hyperosmolar Coma), Alcoholic Ketoacidosis, Lactic Acidosis, Thyroid Storm and Myxedema Coma, Adrenal Crisis
Lecture 6.4: Neurological disorders: Altered Mental Status and Coma, CNS Infections, Stroke Emergencies, Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa, Panic Disorder, Depression and Suicide, Septic Shock
Lecture 6.5: Renal Emergencies: Acid Base Balance and Interpretation of Blood Gas Results, Electrolyte Disorders, Acute Renal Failure, Chronic Renal Failure, Acute kidney injury, Urinary Tract Infections, Urinary Retention
Lecture 6.6: Gastrological and Hepatic Emergencies: Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Diverticulitis, Hepatitis, Management of Acute Bleeding Esophageal Varices, Liver Cirrhosis
Lecture 7.1: Surgical Emergencies: Abdominal Trauma, Acute Appendicitis, Acute Cholecystitis, Acute Pancreatitis, Anorectal Disorders- Hemorrhoids and Anal fissure, GI Foreign Bodies, Oropharyngeal Foreign Bodies, Rectal Foreign Bodies, Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm [AAA], Acute Mesenteric Ischemia [AMI], Intestinal Obstruction, Surgical Emergencies of Bowel, Genital Lesions
Lecture 7.2: Emergencies: Blood Transfusion
Lecture 8.1: Pelvic Pain, Ectopic Pregnancy, Vaginal Bleeding during Pregnancy, Hypertension in Pregnancy, Emergency Delivery, Vaginitis, cervicitis and Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, Amenorrhea, Sexual Assault
Lecture 8.2: Approach to Ill Pediatric Patient, Pain, Sudden Infant Death syndrome, Ingested Foreign Bodies, Respiratory Tract Infections, Bronchiolitis, Pharyngitis, Epiglottitis, Pneumonia Syndrome, Otitis Media, Congenital Heart Disease, Kawasaki Disease, Bacteremia, Meningitis and sepsis, GIT Disorders, Intestinal Obstruction, Incarcerated hernia, Pyloric Stenosis, Intussusception, Seizures, Meckel`s Diverticulum, Appendicitis, Status Epilepticus, Child Abuse
Lecture 9.1:Otolaryngologic Emergencies –Obstruction Due to Foreign Body, Epistaxis, Anterior Epistaxis, Posterior Epistaxis, Nasal Fracture
Lecture 9.2:Ophthalmic Emergencies – Corneal Abrasion, Glaucoma, Red Eye
Lecture 10.1: Approach to the Poisoned patient
Lecture 10.2: Antidotes commonly used in Overdoses
Lecture 10.3: Treatment of Hypotension Associated with Drug Poisoning
Lecture 10.4: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Lecture 10.5: Illicit Drug & Controlled Substances of Abuse
Lecture 10.6: Alcohol Withdrawal
Lecture 10.7: Digitalis Toxicity
Lecture 10.8: Calcium Channel Blocker Toxicity
Lecture 10.9: Acetaminophen Hepato-Toxicity
Lecture 10.10: Salicylate Overdose
10.11: Tricyclic Antidepressant Overdose
Lecture 10.12: Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitor Overdose
Lecture 10.13: Arsenic Poisoning
Lecture 10.14: Cyanide Poisoning
Lecture 10.15: Iron Poisoning
Lecture 10.16: Serum Osmolality
Lecture 10.17: Ethanol Poisoning
Lecture 10.18: Ethylene Glycol Poisoning
Lecture 10.19: Poisoning Management
Lecture 11.1: Environmental Emergencies – Frostbite, Heat Exhaustion & Heat Stroke, High
Lecture 11.2: Altitude-Pulmonary Symptoms, High Altitude cerebral Symptoms, Hypothermia
Lecture 11.3: Burns – Chemical Burns, Electrical Burns, Lightning Burns, Thermal Burns
Lecture 11.4: Dive Emergencies – Barotrauma, Near Drowning
Lecture 11.5: Emergency Department Anaphylaxis
Lecture 11.6: Bee Sting and Insect Bites
Lecture 11.7: Bites: Animal Bites, Human Bites
Lecture 11.8: Snake Bite Emergency First Aid Information
Programme Validity – 10 months (online) + 2 month(Practical training).
There will be an extra charge for the extension of the course validity.
Choosing MediCOLL Learning for your Fellowship in Emergency Medicine ensures a transformative educational experience that prepares you to excel in the dynamic and challenging field of emergency care. Join us and take the next step toward becoming a highly skilled and sought-after emergency medicine professional. Here are compelling reasons why choosing us is your pathway to success:
The Fellowship in Emergency Medicine at MediCOLL Learning stands out due to its comprehensive curriculum, hands-on training, and expert faculty. Our program is designed to provide a well-rounded education in emergency medicine, incorporating the latest advancements and a focus on practical skills.
Applicants should have completed their residency in an accredited medical program and be board-certified or board-eligible. Specific requirements may vary, and prospective candidates are encouraged to review the detailed admission criteria outlined on our website or contact our admissions office for personalized guidance.
The curriculum is structured to cover a wide range of topics relevant to emergency medicine, including trauma care, critical care, toxicology, and more. It includes both didactic sessions and hands-on clinical experiences. Detailed information on the curriculum can be found in our program brochure or by contacting our program coordinator.
Our program is primarily designed as a full-time commitment to ensure a comprehensive learning experience. However, we understand the unique needs of our participants, and in some cases, part-time options may be considered. Prospective fellows are encouraged to discuss their specific circumstances with our admissions team.
Practical experience is a cornerstone of our program. Fellows engage in hands-on clinical rotations in emergency departments, simulation training, and procedural skills workshops. These experiences are designed to enhance their ability to handle real-world emergency situations with confidence.
Yes, we encourage fellows to engage in research projects under the mentorship of our faculty. Research opportunities are available, and we support participants in contributing to the academic and scientific aspects of emergency medicine.
MediCOLL Learning is committed to the success and well-being of its fellows. Support services include mentorship programs, counseling services, and academic support. Our goal is to create a supportive learning environment conducive to professional and personal growth.
Fellows have opportunities to connect with faculty, alumni, and professionals in the field through networking events, conferences, and collaborative initiatives. Our program aims to build a strong community of emergency medicine professionals to foster ongoing learning and collaboration.
Graduates are well-equipped for careers as emergency medicine physicians, clinical educators, and leaders in emergency departments. Our program's comprehensive training prepares fellows for various roles within the field.
Detailed information on the application process, including required documents and deadlines, can be found on our website. Prospective candidates are encouraged to reach out to our admissions office for any specific inquiries or assistance during the application process.
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