Paediatric Fellowship

Specialized fellowship for ophthalmologists focusing on diagnosing and managing pediatric eye conditions

Course Overview

The Paediatric Fellowship is a specialized program aimed at ophthalmologists who wish to focus on pediatric eye care. This fellowship provides extensive training in diagnosing and managing various eye conditions in children, preparing fellows to become experts in this delicate and critical field.

Eligibility Criteria

Required Qualifications: Candidates must have completed either a DO (Diploma in Ophthalmology), DNB (Diplomate of National Board), or MS (Master of Surgery) in Ophthalmology to be eligible for this fellowship.

Purpose: The eligibility criteria ensure that candidates have a solid foundation in ophthalmology, allowing them to build upon their knowledge and skills with a specific focus on pediatric eye care.

Number of Positions Available

Positions: 1 position, The fellowship offers one position, emphasizing a highly focused and individualized training experience. This ensures that the fellow receives comprehensive guidance and hands-on experience, essential for mastering pediatric ophthalmology.

Duration

Length of the Program: 18 Months

Structure: This 18-month program provides an in-depth exploration of pediatric eye care, allowing ample time for fellows to gain experience in various clinical and surgical aspects of treating young patients. The extended duration ensures a thorough understanding of both common and complex pediatric eye conditions.

Course Commencement Date

Status: Currently Recruiting

Details: The fellowship is actively recruiting candidates, making it an ideal opportunity for those looking to specialize in pediatric ophthalmology. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply promptly to secure their position.

Medium of Instruction

Language: English is the medium of instruction to facilitate clear communication and understanding of complex medical concepts, ensuring that the fellow is well-prepared for both national and international practices in pediatric ophthalmology.

Academic Coordinator

Assigned Coordinator: Dr. Neena R

Role: The faculty coordinator, Dr. Neena R, is an experienced specialist in pediatric ophthalmology. She will guide the fellow through the program, offering mentorship, overseeing the curriculum, and ensuring that the training meets the highest standards. Her expertise and leadership are crucial in shaping a successful learning experience for the fellow.