Fellowship in Internal Medicine
- 12-month structured hybrid learning pathway
- Expert-led live classes every month
- Case-based learning built on real clinical scenarios
- Symptom-based and system-wise approach to diagnosis
- 3-month hospital training under internal medicine consultants
- Exposure to ward rounds, notes, presentations & daily workflow
- Logbook-Based Evaluation & Final Certification
Internal Medicine remains one of India’s most in-demand specialties, driven by rising chronic diseases and an ageing population. It offers strong job security, diverse career paths across hospitals, clinics, and academia, and some of the most competitive salaries for physicians. With opportunities for subspecialization, global pathways, and leadership roles, it’s a field that promises long-term growth and prestige.
About the Fellowship
This fellowship equips MBBS doctors with the essential skills to evaluate, diagnose, and manage a wide range of adult medical conditions. With a blend of online training and hands-on hospital training, it prepares you to function confidently as a hospital-ready physician.
Eligibility
- MBBS/ MD/ DNB/ FMGE graduates
Sample Certificate
Curriculum
- 19 Sections
- 102 Lessons
- 12 Weeks
- Module 1: Foundations of Internal Medicine5
- Module 2: Clinical Methods & Symptom-Based Approach4
- 2.1Comprehensive history taking in adult medicine
- 2.2General examination and vital signs interpretation
- 2.3Symptom-based approach to: Fever, Chest pain, Breathlessness, Cough & hemoptysis, Edema, Abdominal pain, Jaundice, Headache, syncope, seizures, Polyuria, polydipsia, weight loss, Joint pains and backache,
- 2.4Red flag signs and when to escalate
- Module 3: Laboratory & Imaging Basics4
- Module 4: Cardiovascular System8
- 4.1Approach to chest pain, palpitations, syncope, dyspnea
- 4.2Hypertension: diagnosis, staging, treatment strategies
- 4.3Ischemic heart disease & ACS overview
- 4.4Heart failure: acute and chronic management
- 4.5Arrhythmias basics (AF, SVT, VT – recognition & first-line management)
- 4.6Valvular heart disease basics
- 4.7ECG interpretation module : Rate, rhythm, axis, intervals
- 4.8Ischemia, injury, infarction patterns, Common arrhythmias
- Module 5: Respiratory System & Critical Care Essentials7
- 5.1Approach to cough, breathlessness, wheeze, hemoptysis
- 5.2Asthma & COPD – diagnosis and long-term management
- 5.3Pneumonia, TB overview, pleural effusion
- 5.4Pulmonary embolism basics
- 5.5Oxygen therapy: modalities and indications
- 5.6Introduction to non-invasive and invasive ventilation
- 5.7Basics of ventilator modes
- Module 6: Gastroenterology & Hepatology7
- 6.1Approach to abdominal pain, dyspepsia, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation
- 6.2Acute abdomen red flags – when to involve surgery
- 6.3UGI bleed, LGI bleed – stabilization & referral
- 6.4Jaundice workup and differential diagnosis
- 6.5Chronic liver disease, cirrhosis & portal hypertension
- 6.6Hepatitis overview (A, B, C, E)
- 6.7Pancreatitis – acute and chronic basics
- Module 7: Nephrology & Electrolytes7
- 7.1Approach to edema, oliguria, hematuria, flank pain
- 7.2AKI vs CKD – diagnostic approach, staging, common causes
- 7.3Fluid therapy in medical patients
- 7.4Sodium disorders (hypo/hypernatremia)
- 7.5Potassium disorders (hypo/hyperkalemia)
- 7.6Acid-base disorders with ABG interpretation
- 7.7Indications and basics of dialysis
- Module 8: Endocrinology6
- Module 9: Haematology & Oncology Essentials6
- 9.1Approach to anaemia: microcytic, macrocytic, normocytic
- 9.2Iron deficiency, B12 deficiency, anaemia of chronic disease
- 9.3Leucocytosis, thrombocytopenia basics
- 9.4Clotting disorders & anticoagulation basics
- 9.5Red flag signs for malignancy; when to suspect cancer
- 9.6Principles of pain management and palliative care
- Module 10: Infectious Diseases & Sepsis7
- 10.1Fever evaluation (acute, subacute, chronic)
- 10.2TB overview and approach to suspected TB
- 10.3Hospital-acquired infections
- 10.4Common tropical infections: malaria, dengue, typhoid, leptospirosis, rickettsial
- 10.5Empirical antibiotic choice in common scenarios
- 10.6Sepsis and septic shock – recognition and initial management
- 10.7Infection control practices in wards & ICU
- Module 11: Neurology in Internal Medicine5
- Module 12: Rheumatology & Autoimmune Disorders4
- Module 13: Geriatric Medicine4
- Module 14: Internal Medicine Emergencies7
- 14.1Approach to the crashing patient – ABCD
- 14.2Shock (hypovolemic, septic, cardiogenic); initial management
- 14.3Hypertensive emergency & urgencies
- 14.4Acute coronary syndrome – first-hour management
- 14.5Acute severe asthma/COPD exacerbation
- 14.6UGI bleed, seizures, stroke, acute abdomen initial care
- 14.7Poisonings and envenomations – general principles
- Module 15: ICU & Step-Down Care – Essential Skills for Physicians5
- Module 16: Internal Medicine in Special Populations4
- Module 17: Preventive & Lifestyle Medicine4
- Module 18: Practical Skills During Clinical training5
- Module 19: Academic Skills & Career Building3
Fellowship in Internal Medicine
- Application Closes On - 10th Feb 2026
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