The Medical Retina Fellowship is an advanced, specialized program designed for ophthalmologists who wish to gain in-depth knowledge and expertise in the medical management of retinal diseases. This fellowship focuses on enhancing clinical skills, diagnostic capabilities, and treatment strategies specific to retinal conditions.

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

Purpose: The eligibility requirement ensures that only those with a substantial background in ophthalmology are admitted, allowing for a focused and advanced study of retinal diseases.

Positions: 1 per Month, The fellowship offers one position each month, ensuring personalized attention and a tailored educational experience for each fellow. This limited intake helps maintain a high standard of training and provides ample hands-on experience.

Length of the Program: 2 Months

Structure: This two-month intensive program is designed to provide fellows with a comprehensive understanding of medical retina practices. The condensed format allows for a focused, immersive learning experience.

Scheduling: Prospective fellows are advised to call and check for availability.

Flexibility: This flexible start date accommodates the schedules of busy professionals and ensures that the fellowship can be tailored to individual needs.

Language: English is used as the medium of instruction to ensure clarity in communication, particularly in a field that often involves complex terminology and concepts.

Assigned Coordinator: Murukan V

Role: The academic coordinator is responsible for managing the fellowship program, overseeing the curriculum, and providing guidance to fellows throughout their training. As the point of contact, Murukan V ensures that the program runs smoothly and meets the educational needs of the participants.