Fellowship In Emergency Medicine
- 9-month structured hybrid academic + 3 clinical training
- Daily Exposure to Busy Emergency Departments
- Supervised Procedural Training & Bedside Mentorship
- ER Protocols, Stabilisation Skills & ACLS-Based Care
- Logbook-Based Evaluation & Final Certification
Emergency Medicine is one of the most demanding and rapidly evolving specialties in modern healthcare. Emergency physicians are responsible for the immediate assessment, stabilization, and management of critically ill and injured patients. From trauma and cardiac emergencies to sepsis, stroke, poisoning, and respiratory failure, Emergency Medicine requires clinical precision, rapid decision-making, and strong procedural skills.
With emergency departments expanding across India, the demand for trained Emergency Medicine doctors continues to grow. For MBBS doctors, Emergency Medicine offers a highly rewarding career path with extensive hands-on exposure, diverse clinical experiences, and opportunities to make a meaningful impact on patient outcomes. The specialty develops expertise in acute care, critical thinking, resuscitation, and multidisciplinary teamwork, making it an excellent choice for doctors seeking a dynamic and future-focused clinical career.
About the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine
The Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is a 12-month program comprising 9 months of structured hybrid academic learning followed by 3 months of hands-on clinical training in partner hospitals.
Designed specifically for MBBS doctors, the program focuses on developing competence in emergency assessment, triage, trauma care, airway management, shock management, sepsis care, resuscitation, and emergency procedures. Through case-based discussions, expert-led sessions, supervised clinical exposure, and structured assessments, doctors gain the confidence and practical skills required to manage high-acuity patients in real-world emergency settings.
The program is supported by internationally recognized knowledge partners, including
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- Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
- Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
- Royal College of Physicians
- NHS Health Education England
- e-Learning for Healthcare (eLFH)
- eIntegrity
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Doctors also benefit from training opportunities across Doctyn’ s network of 50+ hospital partner units, gaining direct exposure to busy emergency departments under the guidance of experienced emergency physicians and critical care specialists. Upon successful completion, participants are equipped with advanced clinical skills, evidence-based decision-making capabilities, and industry-recognized certification that strengthens career opportunities in Emergency Medicine.
Eligibility
- MBBS/ MD/ DNB
Sample Certificate
Faculty Details:
| Faculty | Details |
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 Dr. Sateesh Kailasam
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Designation: Emergency Medicine Specialist Specialization: Emergency Medicine, Acute & Critical Care Experience: 20+ Years Affiliation: Founder & Director – Value Med Healthcare Network Pvt. Ltd. Role in Course: Senior Faculty & Advisor |
Curriculum
- 21 Sections
- 115 Lessons
- 12 Weeks
- Module 1: Foundations of Emergency Medicine5
- Module 2: Initial Assessment & Stabilization (ABCDE Framework)6
- Module 3: Airway & Breathing Management8
- Module 4: Shock Management12
- 4.1Identifying shock within the first minute
- 4.2Classification: hypovolemic, cardiogenic, obstructive, distributive
- 4.3Perfusion assessment (lactate, capillary refill, mental status)
- 4.4Fluid responsiveness: PLR test, IVC ultrasound
- 4.5Early fluid resuscitation principles
- 4.6Vasopressor and inotrope initiation
- 4.7Hemodynamic support escalation
- 4.8Shock algorithms and decision pathways
- 4.9Hands-On Skills: Peripheral IV access in unstable patients
- 4.10Central venous catheter insertion
- 4.11Arterial line insertion
- 4.12POCUS for shock (cardiac function, tamponade, IVC, pneumothorax)
- Module 5: Sepsis Management7
- 5.1Early recognition of sepsis & septic shock – Sepsis screening tools
- 5.2“Golden Hour” sepsis bundles: Blood cultures, Blood cultures, Fluids, Lactate measurement
- 5.3Vasopressor initiation in sepsis
- 5.4Source control principles
- 5.5Monitoring and escalation
- 5.6Management in special populations (elderly, immunocompromised)
- 5.7Hands-On Skills: 1)Blood culture collection 2) IV & central access 3) Sepsis-based fluid administration 4) POCUS to identify sources of infection
- Module 6: Cardiovascular Emergencies6
- Module 7: Trauma & ATLS7
- Module 8: Orthopaedic Emergencies3
- Module 9: Wound Care & Minor ER Procedures6
- Module 10: Procedural Sedation & Analgesia3
- Module 11: Neurological Emergencies5
- Module 12: Toxicology & Poisoning5
- Module 13: Paediatric Emergencies5
- Module 14: Obstetric & Gynaecological Emergencies5
- Module 15: Ophthalmic & ENT Emergencies4
- Module 16: Infectious Disease Emergencies5
- Module 17: Psychiatric Emergencies4
- Module 18: Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS)5
- Module 19: Emergency Pharmacology5
- Module 20: ER Documentation, MLC & Systems5
- Module 21: Case Discussions & Logbook4
Fellowship In Emergency Medicine
- Application Closes On - 18th July 2026
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