Fellowship in Critical Care Medicine
Knowledge Partners:
Become a Confident, ICU-Ready Doctor in 12 Months
A Doctyn Academy Flagship Fellowship | Hybrid + Hospital Based
Programme Overview:
The Fellowship in Critical Care Medicine offered by Doctyn Academy is a comprehensive 12-month hybrid fellowship crafted to equip MBBS doctors with the clinical competence, procedural expertise, and decision-making confidence required to work independently in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
India’s ICUs are expanding rapidly due to rising rates of critical illness, trauma, sepsis, respiratory failure, cardiac emergencies, and non-communicable diseases. However, the availability of trained critical care physicians has not kept pace with this rising burden.
Doctyn Academy’s fellowship is designed to bridge this skill gap, transforming early-career doctors into competent, safe, and confident ICU clinicians who are fully prepared to manage real-world emergency and critical care scenarios.
The program combines:
- 9 months of structured online learning, with live faculty sessions, case-based discussions, assessments, and interactive modules.
- 3 months of hospital-based clinical training, working under intensivists, pulmonologists, anaesthesiologists, and emergency physicians.
Upon completion, fellows are prepared to work in:
- ICU (Medical, Surgical, Neuro, Trauma etc.)
- Emergency Medicine
- High Dependency Units
- Step-down ICUs
- Critical care wards and acute care units
This fellowship delivers real medical transformation — from theoretical understanding to hands-on, life-saving skills.
Why This Fellowship?
India faces one of the largest global burdens of critical illness, yet the supply of trained ICU doctors is critically low.
Key healthcare gaps this Fellowship solves:
20% of global deaths from critical illness occur in India — The Lancet Global Burden of Disease Study
India carries one of the heaviest loads of sepsis, ARDS, cardiac emergencies, kidney failure, and trauma in the world.
India faces a 40% shortage of ICU-trained doctors
Corporate hospitals report that 4 out of 10 ICU positions remain vacant due to lack of skilled applicants.
70% of ICU roles are currently filled by MBBS doctors without formal critical care training
This often leads to delays in recognition, escalation, and interventions — affecting patient outcomes.
Over 50,000 trained critical care physicians are needed nationally, but fewer than 6,000 are currently available.
ICU admissions have increased 35% in the last 5 years, driven by:
- Ageing population
- Diabetes and NCDs
- Road traffic accidents
- Severe infections
- Postoperative complications
- Respiratory illnesses
Rural India has less than 1 trained ICU doctor per 1 lakh population, worsening disparities.
This fellowship directly addresses India’s biggest healthcare bottleneck — shortage of ICU-ready clinicians.
By training doctors in airway, ventilation, vascular access, POCUS, shock management, and emergency care, this program empowers them to save lives with precision and confidence.
About Doctyn Academy:
Doctyn Academy is India’s fastest growing medical ed-tech platform dedicated to upskilling medical graduates, residents, and practicing clinicians.
Our programs are:
- Designed by leading intensivists and medical educators
- Delivered through a hybrid learning model
- Enhanced with clinical case studies, assessments, and real-world simulations
- Supported by partner hospitals offering structured practical training
We integrate evidence-based teaching, modern digital pedagogy, and hands-on clinical training to create industry-ready doctors capable of delivering high-quality critical care.
Why Choose Doctyn Academy?
✔ Globally benchmarked curriculum
Mapped to international standards and designed by senior intensivists.
✔ Seamless admission, delivery, and assessment
A modern LMS, real dashboards, and transparent evaluation models.
✔ Distinguished faculty
ICU consultants with decades of combined clinical experience.
✔ Live lectures + integrated case-based pedagogy
Real-world scenarios, interpretation, reasoning, and bedside decision pathways.
✔ Hospital-based clinical training
3 months of structured hands-on learning.
✔ Accelerated career growth
High employability in ICU, Emergency, and Acute Care Units.
✔ Professional development
Communication skills, clinical documentation, leadership skills, and teamwork.
✔ Convenient EMI options
Flexible financial plans, making advanced training accessible.
- Programme Highlights
- 12-months total duration
- 9 months online + 3 months hospital training
- Self-paced + Live hybrid modules
- Practical exposure to ICU workflows and rounds
- Assignments, quizzes, case discussions
- Interactive LMS with structured milestones
- Scholarship opportunities available
- Community of learners and alumni
Programme Outcomes
By the end of this fellowship, doctors will be able to:
- Perform essential ICU procedures independently
- Manage critically ill patients confidently
- Interpret ABG, ventilator waveforms, ECGs, and hemodynamic parameters
- Lead resuscitation and emergency interventions
- Apply evidence-based ICU protocols and international guidelines
- Work efficiently within multidisciplinary ICU teams
- Deliver safe, high-quality critical care services
Eligibility:
- MBBS graduates
- Practicing doctors
- MD/DNB residents
- MBBS Interns for early enrolment track)
Admission Process:
- Submit online application
- Upload mandatory documents
- Complete payment
- Receive onboarding & platform access
Contact Us
📞 Phone: +91 8019013535
📧 Email: info@doctyn.com
🌐 Website: www.doctyn.com
For any queries, write to info@doctyn.com
Terms & conditions apply.
Refer to the course FAQ page for more.
Curriculum
- 20 Sections
- 100 Lessons
- 40 Weeks
- Module 1: Introduction to Critical Care Medicine5
- Module 2: Initial Assessment and Stabilisation of Critically Ill Patients5
- Module 3: Airway Management8
- Module 4: Emergency and Resuscitation Skills5
- Module 5: ICU Pharmacology5
- Module 6: Critical Illness and Syndromes7
- Module 7: Mechanical Ventilation8
- 7.1Basics of oxygenation and ventilation
- 7.2Non-invasive ventilation: CPAP, BiPAP
- 7.3Invasive ventilation modes: Volume control, pressure control, SIMV, etc.
- 7.4Setting ventilator parameters
- 7.5Ventilator alarms and troubleshooting
- 7.6Management of ARDS
- 7.7Prone positioning
- 7.8Weaning protocols and extubation criteria
- Module 8: Monitoring in the ICU4
- Module 9: Vascular Access Procedures7
- 9.1Central Venous Catheterisation : Indications for central line insertion
- 9.2Site selection (internal jugular, subclavian, femoral)
- 9.3Ultrasound-guided insertion
- 9.4Line care and infection prevention
- 9.5Arterial Line Insertion: Indications and technique (radial/femoral)
- 9.6Waveform interpretation
- 9.7Blood sampling and arterial blood gas interpretation
- Module 10: Thoracic Procedures4
- Module 11: Gastrointestinal and Feeding Procedures4
- Module 12: Genitourinary Procedures3
- Module 13: Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS)5
- Module 14: Tracheostomy Care4
- Module 15: Bronchoscopy Assistance3
- Module 16: Bedside Invasive Procedures5
- Module 17: Cardiac Device Management4
- Module 18: ICU Infection Control and Quality4
- Module 19: Case Discussions, Logbook, and Clinical Documentation5
- Module 20: Final Assessment and Certification5
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